Category:U.S. Route 191 in Utah (1937-1972)
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English: Media related to U.S. Route 191 in Utah (1937-1972) (US 191), the former routing of a section of U.S. Numbered Highway in eastern Box Elder County, Utah, United States, that roughly followed what is now the Interstate 15 corridor and connected U.S. Route 91 in Brigham City with US 191 in Idaho.
From the late 1930s to 1972, the former routing of US‑191 (which at the time extended north to Bozeman [1934-1963] and Malta [1963-1997], Montana and very roughly followed the current route of Interstate 15). In 1972 the southern end of the route was truncated north to Idaho Falls, Idaho. However, in 1982, the southern terminus was extended south to Douglas, Arizona and passed through the length of the State of Utah, but along a route much farther east than the original.
From the late 1930s to 1972, the former routing of US‑191 (which at the time extended north to Bozeman [1934-1963] and Malta [1963-1997], Montana and very roughly followed the current route of Interstate 15). In 1972 the southern end of the route was truncated north to Idaho Falls, Idaho. However, in 1982, the southern terminus was extended south to Douglas, Arizona and passed through the length of the State of Utah, but along a route much farther east than the original.
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US 191 Utah 1926.svg 1,485 × 1,440; 28 KB
