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Old 01-06-2019, 04:50 PM   #1
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Lower North Dakota to Phoenix routes

Anyone travel either highway 83 or 85 going to Albuquerque and on to Phoenix?
I know lots that say 83 but there not towing, is flat and two lane (83) better than some MT and interstate (85) to I25 Hauling a large fifth wheel at this time of year? Actually from eastern Saskatchewan! Thanks in advance!
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The interstates get cleaned better after a snow storm...
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The interstates get cleaned better after a snow storm...



X2 also much better services if you need them.
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I would take the main traveled road and use the interstates when possible.
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