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Transportation & Mobility Element (Policy Maps) Policy Map TM-1 Roadway Network County Boundary Roadway Designation Community Planning Area Freeway Incorporated City/Town Major Divided Highway Major Roadway w/o Designa tion Major Arterial Highway Major Highway Secondary Highway Controlled/Limited Access Collector Mountain Major Highway Mountain Secondary Highway State Highway (Special Standards or Conditions) Æÿ15 ÿÆ58 ÿÆ40 ÿÆ15 Æÿ395 Æÿ40 ÿÆ247 ÿÆ18 ÿÆ15 ÿÆ18 ÿÆ138 Æÿ247 ÿÆ173 ÿÆ15 ÿÆ138 Æÿ18 ÿÆ215 Æÿ38 Æÿ30 ÿÆ330 Æÿ210 ÿÆ210 Æ Æ Æÿ62 ÿ62 Æÿ15 ÿ66 ÿÆ215 Æ Æÿ10 ÿ83 Æ ÿÆ60 ÿ10 ÿÆ71 Miles 0 4 8 12 16 Date: 7/6/2020 Created by PlaceWorks, Fehr & Peers | Source: County of San Bernardino 2018 G r an d A v e Arrow Hwy Arrow Walnut Walnut vAe Æ ÿ 71 71 Ed sion A e v EdA sion e B u t t e Central Ave r f i e l d R a n c h San An R d d Mt Bal Mountain Ave Heigh 16Th 16Th St Riverside Dr E u d d i c l v e e 8Th 8Th St A ton Æ ÿ 83 83 t dy s Hol Hol io Fourth Fourth St t Blvd MtBa l dy Campus Ave 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Pin Valley e C an yon ÿÆ247 Rd ÿÆ173 Lake Bear Valley Arrowhead M o u n t a in Miles 0 2 4 6 8 10 Date: 7/6/2020 Created by PlaceWorks, Fehr & Peers | Source: County of San Bernardino 2018 Trona Policy Map TM-1D Roadway Network | North Desert Region, Trona, Baker & Needles County Region N d e R e a d n l o e Tr Community Planning Area s Hw y Incorporated City/Town Major Roadway w/o Designation Roadway Designation Freeway Major Divided Highway Major Arterial Highway Major Highway Lanfair Rd Secondary Highway Controlled/Limited Access Collector Goffs Rd Mountain Major Highway Baker Mountain Secondary Highway M o u n State Highway (Special Standards or Conditions) t a North Desert i n S p r i n g s R d B ro adw ay S t y s H w ail Baker l Tr na tio Na Kelbaker Rd Miles Trona 0 1 2 Baker North Desert Needles Miles 0 2 4 6 Date: 7/6/2020 Created by PlaceWorks, Fehr & Peers | Source: County of San Bernardino 2018 Policy Map TM-1E Roadway Network | East Desert Region County Region Community 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