Alaska Route 9

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Alaska Route 9 is a state highway in Alaska that serves as part of the scenic road connection between the Kenai Peninsula communities and the rest of the state highway system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road
state highway
transportation infrastructure
alsoKnownAs Seward Highway
category State highways in Alaska
Transportation in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska
connects Bear Creek, Alaska
Moose Pass, Alaska
Seward, Alaska
Tern Lake Junction
country United States
hasSurface paved
highwayNumber 9
highwayType Alaska State Route
isScenic true
junctionWith Alaska Route 1
locatedIn Kenai Peninsula Borough
locatedOn Kenai Peninsula
maintainedBy Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities
openTo public road traffic
partOf Alaska state highway system
passesNear Resurrection Bay
passesThrough Chugach National Forest
region Southcentral Alaska
routeDirectionA South
routeDirectionB North
servesAs scenic road connection between Kenai Peninsula communities and the rest of the Alaska state highway system
state Alaska
terminusA Seward, Alaska
terminusB Tern Lake Junction
usedFor automobile transportation

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Seward Highway designation Alaska Route 9
Seward Highway partOf Alaska Route 9 system
linked to: Alaska Route 9
Kenai hasTransportation Kenai Spur Highway
linked to: Alaska Route 9
Moose Pass, Alaska locatedOn Alaska Route 9
Alaska Route 2 hasJunctionWith Alaska Route 9 (via Alaska Highway system)
linked to: Alaska Route 9