GC1V6EW The Canal Route (Traditional Cache) in Kansas, United States created by Lincoln B.

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A cache by Lincoln B. Message this owner

Hidden : 6/26/2009

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Size: Size: other (other)

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Geocache Description:

The Canal Route on I-135 in Wichita, the states largest city, has been touted as one of the most significant Kansas Interstate projects of the 20th century. Named for the drainage canal it straddles, the Canal Route construction began in 1971, and was completed in 1979, at a cost of $32million. When it was constructed, this 2.2-mile portion of the seven-mile I-135 project was the most costly and technically challenging part on the Kansas Interstate system. Consisting of three interchanges, a crossover bridge, and four pedestrian bridges, this six-lane highway carries an average of 92,500 vehicles a day, and links with three other major highway and freeway routes.

You are looking for a nano container located on the southern most pedestrian bridge with parking available on either side. Good luck, and enjoy the view.