This past month I drove the majority of what was once the 1934 route of California State Route 150 between Surf east to Santa Paula on modern day; CA 246, CA 154, CA 192 and CA 150. Part 1; the history of California State Route 150 and how it became multiple highways As noted in the intro to this blog the current routes of CA 246, CA 154, CA 192 and present CA 150 once largely comprised of what was originally a much larger CA 150. CA 150 was one of the original Signed State Highways which was announced in a Department of Public Works Publication in August of 1934 on Page 32. CA 150 was initially routed from Surf eastward towards Santa Paula via Santa Barbara and Ojai. August 1934 Department of Public Works Guide announcing the Signed State Highway CA 150 as originally defined in 1934 was comprised from the following Legislative Routes: - From Surf east to Santa Ynez CA 150 was signed on LRN 149 which was added to the State Highway System in 1933 according...
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