America’s Loneliest Roads, Mapped

[sparker]

What a bunch of baloney.  NV 360 isn't even the loneliest through state highway in Mineral County, much less in all of Nevada.

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NV 360 is even part of the NHS (as a STRAHNET route), connecting southwesterly US 6 (segueing onto southward US 395) and US 95.   It's one of the more viable alternatives for driving from L.A. to Boise & vicinity (the other involves US 395 north from Bishop and then turning onto CA 167/NV 359 to US 95 at Hawthorne). 

Also, while CA 139 is very sparsely traveled between CA 36/Susanville and CA 299, I can attest from personal experience that from CA 299 NW to Oregon it sees quite a bit of traffic -- and much of that consists of tractor-trailer commercial vehicles.     

[ClassicHasClass]

I even used NV 360 to US 6 when US 395 was closed due to a fire once.

[ozarkman417]

They messed up on "Route 139" in more than one way. First off, it US 136, not 139. Secondly, why were they so lazy to the point they just drew a line across the MO-IA border? Yes, the furthest south it gets is 25-ish miles from the border but still.

EDIT: I didn't realized there were TWO route 139s until later, so they could have done something to distinguish them (or you know, correct the wrong one?).