Guam Highway 2

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Guam route marker 2.svg

Guam Highway 2
Route information
Maintained by Guam Department of Public Works
Major junctions
South endGuam route marker 4.svg GH-4 in Umatac
 Guam route marker 12.svg GH-12 in Agat
North endGuam route marker 2A.svg GH-2A in Santa Rita/Naval Base Guam Gate 2
Highway system

Guam Highways

Guam route marker 1.svg GH-1 GH-3 Guam route marker 3.svg

Guam Highway 2 is one of the primary automobile routes in the United States territory of Guam.

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Route description

The route runs in a south to north direction, from the Magellan Monument in the southern community of Umatac in a general northward direction to the community of Santa Rita, where it meets Highway 2A (which connects to Guam Highway 1 Marine Corps Drive) and Gate 2 of Naval Base Guam. [1]

Major intersections

LocationmikmDestinationsNotes
Umatac Guam route marker 4.svg GH-4 Southern terminus
Agat Guam route marker 12.svg GH-12
Santa Rita Guam route marker 2A.svg GH-2A Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Suffixed route

Guam route marker 2A.svg

Guam Highway 2A
Location Santa Rita, Guam

Guam Highway 2A (GH-2A) connects GH-2 to GH-1 in Santa Rita, junctioning with GH-5 along the way.

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References

  1. Guam (Map). NS.gov.gu. Retrieved 2008-05-24.

Route map: Google

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