U.S. Route 89, US-89A to US-160

 

AMP: 524

Location: US-89 and US-89A, Coconino Cty

Reassurance shield after US-89A rejoins

AMP: 523

Location: US-89 and US-89A, Bitter Springs, Coconino Cty

Less than a mile after US-89A, we’ll approach the village of Bitter Springs

AMP: 523

Location: US-89 and Bitter Springs Rd, Coconino Cty

Reassurance shield after Bitter Springs

AMP: 510

Location: US-89 and Cedar Ridge Rd, Cedar Ridge, Coconino Cty

Several miles later, we’ll approach Cedar Ridge, which is basically nothing.

AMP : 510

Location: US-89 and Cedar Ridge Rd, Coconino Cty

Reassurance shield as we head out of Cedar Ridge

AMP: 498

Location: US-89 and Indian 20, Gap, Coconino Cty

Several miles later, we’ll approach Gap, which should be called Gas because all it is is a gas station

AMP: 498

Location: US-89 and Indian 20, Gap, Coconino Cty

Turn left for Indian 20

AMP: 497

Location: US-89 and Indian 20, Coconino Cty

As we leave Gap, we’re 17 miles from US-160

AMP: 487

Location: US-160 and Indian 23, Coconino Cty

As we pass a backroad to Tuba City, we’re 7 miles from US-160

AMP: 481

Location: US-89 and US-160, Coconino Cty

Several miles later, we’re half a mile from US-160

AMP: 480

Location: US-89 and US-160, Coconino Cty

Follow 160 to Tuba City and Kayenta. 160, combined with SR 264 is the major east west corridor on the Navajo rez. Stay straight for 89 to Flagstaff

AMP: 480

Location: US-89 and US-160, Coconino Cty

Follow 160 east to southeastern Missouri. Stay on 89 for Flagstaff.

S to SR 64, N to SR 98

E to SR 264

N to SR 67