U.S. Route 163

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U.S. Route 163 is a scenic U.S. highway in the American Southwest, renowned for its iconic views through Monument Valley and surrounding desert landscapes.

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U.S. Route 163 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. Highway
scenic highway
associatedWith Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
belongsTo U.S. Route 100–199 series
connects Bluff, Utah
Kayenta, Arizona
country United States
crosses San Juan River region
hasScenicDesignation yes
hasScenicOverlooks yes
hasSpeedLimit rural highway speed limits
highwayType U.S. Route
linked to: U.S. Highway
knownFor desert landscapes
scenic vistas
views of Monument Valley
lanes two-lane highway
locatedIn American Southwest
maintainedBy Arizona Department of Transportation
Utah Department of Transportation
nearbyAttraction Mexican Hat rock formation
linked to: Mexican Hat Rock

Monument Valley sandstone mesas
notableFeature viewpoint of Monument Valley used in films
partOf United States Numbered Highway System
passesNear Mexican Hat, Utah
Oljato-Monument Valley, Utah
passesThrough Arizona
Utah
desert terrain
sandstone buttes area
photographedFrom famous long straight stretch facing Monument Valley
popularFor photography
road trips
tourism
region Colorado Plateau
roadOrientation generally north–south
routeNumber 163
scenicReputation iconic American West highway
stateHighwaySystem Arizona State Highway System
Utah State Highway System
linked to: Utah state roads
surface paved
terminusNorth U.S. Route 191 near Bluff, Utah
terminusSouth U.S. Route 160 near Kayenta, Arizona
traverses Monument Valley
Navajo Nation
usedIn film and commercial locations

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