NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Planning Our National Park Roads and Our National Parkways
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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THE OLD NATCHEZ TRACE, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA, AND MISSISSIPPI.
Paralleling the modern parkway road, these sections of the Old
Trace will furnish one-way living exhibits of the original Post
Road established in 1800. (National Park Service Photo)
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NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY, TENNESSEE. Along Glenrock Branch the picnic
areas and nature trails are hidden in the cool shade. (Tennessee
Conservation Department Photo)
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NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY, MISSISSIPPI. Open fields are interspersed
with wooded areas within the wide rights of way. (Photo by
Courtesy Bureau of Public Roads)
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NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY, TENNESSEE. Routed wood informational sign
at Parkway entrance. (Tennessee Conservation Department Photo)
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BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON PARKWAY. Gentle curves to fit the rolling
topography, controlled access, grade separations and no trucks
contribute to easy driving on this heavily used facility. (Photo
by Courtesy Bureau of Public Roads)
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COLONIAL PARKWAY, VIRGINIA. Connecting Yorktown, Williamsburg,
and Jamestown, this parkway traverses rolling wooded terrain between
the historic York and James Rivers. (National Park Service Photo)
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Last Updated: 18-Feb-2009
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