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California 99 South - Tulare County #1

California 99 south
	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 111, Mendocino Avenue. Photo taken 12/01/02.
	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 109, Tulare County J-38, Avenue 384. In Tulare County, the county roads are a grid, and the east-west roads decrease in number from north to south. Avenue 384 is near the Fresno-Tulare County Line, while Avenue 24 is located near the Tulare-Kern County Line. Photo taken 12/01/02.
	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 106, Merritt Drive/Traver. Photo taken 12/01/02.
	This section of freeway along southbound California 99 was upgraded from an original U.S. 99 expressway, as evidenced by the eucalyptus trees that line the median and the right-of-way. Eucalyptus trees were planted along many rights-of-way in California during the 1930s through 1960s. Photo taken 12/01/02.
	The next exit along California 99 south is Exit 97, California 198 (Avenue 296), next right to Visalia and Sequoia National Park. Photo taken by Pete Sison (05/26/03).
	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 97, California 198 (Avenue 296). Photo taken 12/01/02.
	The next exit along California 99 south is Exit 91, California 99 Business (J Street) in Tulare, one-half mile. Photo taken by Pete Sison (05/26/03).

	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 91, California 99 Business (J Street) in Tulare. Photo taken 12/01/02.
	The next exit along California 99 south is Exit 87, California 137 (Tulare Avenue), one-quarter mile. Photo taken by Pete Sison (05/20/03).
	Southbound California 99 meets Exit 87, California 137 in Tulare. Photo taken by Pete Sison (05/20/03).

   

Page Updated August 5, 2004.