Category:Apache Trail
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English: The Apache Trail began as a trail used by the Apache, and later became a stagecoach route through the Superstition Mountains, of central Arizona. The present day Arizona State Route 88 follows the historic route, between Apache Junction and Theodore Roosevelt Lake, and is a National Forest Scenic Byway in the Tonto National Forest.
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Arizona State Route 88 map.svg 1,001 × 586; 240 KB
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Apache Trail 1 (4468036687).jpg 5,829 × 3,705; 8.44 MB
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Apache Trail 2 (4468812294).jpg 4,039 × 2,015; 3.2 MB
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Chicken of the Desert (5611594987).jpg 2,592 × 1,936; 1.79 MB
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Introduction page - DPLA - 741438eafe42dc95f6a4544fa1e4b1ea.jpg 7,000 × 5,424; 3.19 MB
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Road (4471025278).jpg 3,089 × 2,059; 2.47 MB
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RV Kicking Up Dust on the Apache Trail.jpg 4,928 × 3,264; 2.65 MB