Washington State Route 20
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State Route 20 |
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RCW 47.17.080 | |||||||||
Length: | 436.55 mi (702.55 km) | ||||||||
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West end: | US 101 in Discovery Bay | ||||||||
Major junctions: |
SR 19 near Port Townsend SR 525 near Coupeville SR 20 Spur near Anacortes SR 536 near Burlington I-5 in Burlington SR 9 through Sedro-Woolley US 97 around Okanogan-Omak SR 21 in Republic US 395 in Colville SR 31 in Tiger |
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East end: | US 2 in Newport | ||||||||
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State Route 20, also known as SR-20 or North Cascades Highway, is a State Highway (Route) in Washington. It travels from an intersection with U.S. Route 101 at Discovery Bay near Port Townsend to Newport at a junction with U.S. Route 2 about 400 feet (122 m) from the Idaho state line.
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[edit] Route description
SR-20 begins in Discovery Bay, Washington at U.S. Route 101 and goes north to Port Townsend. It then takes a ferry into Island County. From Island County, the route continues into Skagit County, crosses the Cascade Mountains into Eastern Washington, and terminates in Newport, Washington near the Idaho border.
[edit] Oddities
SR-20 is one of only three State Routes in Washington that have portions closed in the winter (the others being State Route 410 and State Route 123). Washington Pass annually receives several feet of snow throughout the winter, and is prone to avalanches leaving over 20 feet of snow on the road.
[edit] Child routes
- State Route 20 Business (1973-present)
- State Route 20 Spur (1973-present)
[edit] External links
State routes in Washington related to SR 20 | |
SR 211 - SR 213 - SR 215 | |
Former or proposed: SR 237 |
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