Talk:California State Route 272
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From cahighways.org:
LRN 272 was defined in 1959 as the route from LRN 19 (US 60; present-day Route 60) near the City of Industry to LRN 240 (Route 71 between US 66 and US 70; present-day part of I-210) near LRN 26 (US 60/US 70/US 99; present-day I-10) and Pomona.
Obviously California State Route 272 cannot redirect to any one article, so what should we do this time? --Geopgeop 06:39, 31 March 2006 (UTC)
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