Alaska Route 10
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| Copper River Highway Edgerton Highway |
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| Length: | 81 mi[citation needed] (130 km) | ||||||||
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| South end: | 2nd Street in Cordova | ||||||||
| North end: |  AK-4 south of Copper Center |
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Alaska Route 10 is the number given to two unconnected highways in the U.S. state of Alaska: the Copper River and Edgerton highways. The issue of connecting them is routinely discussed in the Alaska Legislature but never reaches a decision, in part due to local opposition and some controversy arising from the fact that a connection would traverse Chugach National Forest. Any connecting corridor would most likely follow the route of the former Copper River and Northwestern Railway.
