CA 275

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CA 275 is a short California state highway segment in the Sacramento area, historically part of U.S. Route 40 and now primarily serving as a connector across the Sacramento River.

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CA 275 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf California state highway
state highway in the United States
abbreviation SR 275
State Route 275
connects Sacramento, California
linked to: Sacramento

West Sacramento, California
country United States
crosses Sacramento River
formerDesignationOf segment of U.S. Route 40
hasBridge Tower Bridge
hasDirection east–west
hasJurisdiction State of California
linked to: California (state)
historicallyPartOf U.S. Route 40
historicalRole former alignment of U.S. Route 40 across the Sacramento River
isNumberedRoute 275
isPartOf California Freeway and Expressway System
isShorterThan typical primary state highways in California
locatedIn Sacramento County, California
linked to: Sacramento County

Sacramento metropolitan area
Yolo County, California
linked to: Yolo County
maintainedBy California Department of Transportation
linked to: Caltrans
partOf California State Route system
primaryFunction local connector route
regionServed Sacramento area
roadNetworkRole connector between downtown Sacramento and West Sacramento
roadType short highway segment
servesAs connector across the Sacramento River
state California
usedFor local traffic circulation in Sacramento area

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