What towns does Route 66 go through?
All the Towns along U.S. 66
Note: States and towns are listed from East to West.
Ranger Motel Neon Sign, El Reno, Oklahoma
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Illinois
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Towns located on the Illinois segment of Route 66
From East to West
There are several alignments of Route 66 through Illinois, below are those on the 1930-1977 alignment.
We have listed the 1926-1930 alignment towns further down because they lie on a separate alignment between Springfield and Staunton.
East
List of the 1926-30 Route 66 Towns from East to West
This is the 1926-1930 alignment between Springfield and Staunton and lies to the west of the later 1930-77 alignment of US 66.
Missouri
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Towns located on Route 66 in Missouri
From East to West
Click on the links below for complete information on each town and village: attractions, landmarks, history, trivia, US 66 classic sights.
Read more about Missouri, its places to see and things to do.
East
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Munger Moss Motel Neon Sign, Lebanon MO
Kansas
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Route 66 towns in Kansas
From East to West
There are only three towns on US 66 in the "Sunflower State". It is the state with least communities of the whole alignment.
Historic Rainbow Bridge built in 1923:
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Oklahoma
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Towns located on the Oklahoma segment of Route 66
Learn a bit more about Oklahoma: all the information on US 66 road alignment and "Mother Road" attractions.
Towns in Oklahoma on US 66, from East to West
East
Texas
Towns and Cities along Route 66 in Texas
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Towns and Cities along Route 66 in Texas
From East to West
Texas: a summary of the state and its main attractions. Click on the links of the towns below to visit their web pages and get complete information on their sights, landmarks, Route 66 must-see-sights, and more!
Midpoint café sign, Adrian, Texas
New Mexico
Towns located on Route 66 in New Mexico
Listed East to West
Our New Mexico page has plenty of information on the history, climate and route 66 attractions in New Mexico.
Below are links to our pages on each of the towns along the alignment of US highway 66 across the state. Further down are those located on the old US 66 1926 to 1937 known as the Santa Fe Loop.
Main Alignment
East
Santa Fe Loop
Towns in Black font are also located on the Main alignment, their links are shown above.
Arizona
California ¦ Arizona ¦ New Mexico ¦ Texas ¦ Oklahoma ¦ Kansas ¦ Missouri ¦ Illinois
Towns located on Route 66 in Arizona
From East to West
Read more about Route 66 in Arizona: its history, landmarks, and sights.
The statue Standin' on a Corner in Winslow Arizona. Route 66
California
Towns located on Route 66 in California
Read more about California, on Route 66, its attractions, historic sites, landmarks and more...
Four Must-See sights along Route 66 in California
Roy's Motel and Cafe in Amboy Credits
- Wigwam Village #7 (San Bernardino)
- Santa Monica Pier (Santa Monica)
- Cucamonga Richfield Service Station (1915)
- Roy's Cafe and Motel (Amboy)
California towns listed from East to West
East
The "End of the Trail" sign on Santa Monica Pier
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Credits
Banner image: Hackberry General Store, Hackberry, Arizona by Perla Eichenblat
Jack DeVere Rittenhouse, (1946). A Guide Book to Highway 66.
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