El Camino Real - Byway Signage on the El Camino Real

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El Camino Real - Byway Signage on the El Camino Real

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Bildunterschrift: Ein quadratisches, braunes Schild ist unter anderen Schildern in New Mexico angebracht, um Reisende direkt auf den El Camino Real zu lenken. Standort: New Mexico (34,077 ° N 106,894 ° W)

Status: Public Domain. Foto: Dennis Adams von der FHWA
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