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In article <1994Apr15.161747.9709@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu>,
Leslie Devlin <ldevlin@nyx.cs.du.edu> wrote:
>Jorge De los Rios <jorge@micom.com> wrote:
>>The only 'named' freeways I ever heard in the Bay Area were the
>>Bayshore (101 between SF and San Jose (?)) and the Nimitz, which collapsed
>>in the quake.  
>
>.. and, as previously mentioned, the Embarcadero (good riddance!).
>
>Also, in Marin we called the stretch of highway 1 from Tam Valley up
>to about Tomales the Shoreline.

FYI, the southernmost sign denoting the Shore Line Highway is on the
very south edge of San Francisco, northbound, between Alemany and
Brotherhood Way on Rte 1.

How do highways get these names? The only ones specified by statute are
El Camino Real, PCH and Cabrillo Highway. At least that I can find.

So where do names like "Redwood Highway" and "Shoreline Highway" get
their authorization?



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