Utah State Route 128
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| State Route 128 |
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| Length: | 37 mi (59 km) | ||||||||
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| West end: |  U.S. 191 at Moab, Utah |
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| East end: |  I-70 near Cisco |
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Utah State Route 128 begins near Moab, Utah and follows the Colorado River almost to the Colorado state line before turning North and terminating at Interstate 70 near Cisco, Utah. SR 128 features famous scenery having served as backdrops for numerous western movies and commercials. It is commonly called "the river road" by locals.
The highway passes through several notable landmarks including Castle Valley, Professor Valley, Onion Creek, Fisher Towers, Dewey Bridge and Cisco.
[edit] Pictures of SR-128
 The Dewey Bridge carried SR128 across the Colorado River until its retirement in 1988 |
 The Fisher Towers one of the most famous landmarks along SR128 |
 Castle Valley and Castle Rock approx. 16 miles from Moab, Utah has appeared in numerous movies and commercials |
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