Nevada State Route 447
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| Nevada State Route 447 |
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| Length: | 74.689 mi (120.200 km) |
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| Direction: | North-South |
| From: | just north of  Interstate 80 in Wadsworth |
| To: | Gerlach |
| Major cities: | Wadsworth, Nixon, Empire, Gerlach |
| System: | Nevada state route system |
Nevada State Route 447 is a state highway leading from Wadsworth, Nevada to Gerlach, Nevada, passing scenic Pyramid Lake. This is the highway that most users of the Black Rock Desert, including participants in Burning Man, use to get there.
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