Description
State Route 26 is a highway in central California. The highway connects the city of Stockton to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains. While the lower reaches of the highway in San Joaquin County run through farmland typical of the Central Valley, the highway takes more of a mountainous character east of the town of Mokelumne Hill. Toward the east end of the highway, tight curves and switchbacks are common. Altogether, the highway gains about 2600 feet (800 m) in elevation along its 66-mile (106-km) course.
Our California State Route 26 sign is a striking piece of Golden State highway history! Crafted to the exact 1964 California standards—the year the iconic green miner’s spade design debuted—this sign delivers unmatched historical accuracy, right down to the correct FHWA Series fonts and faithfully reproduced details of the sign shape.
Made of heavy 14-gauge steel right here in the USA, this durable, flat-printed marker is built for both indoor and outdoor display. Whether you’re decorating a garage, enhancing a collection, or adding character to your business, this sign arrives ready to install, with convenient pre-drilled mounting holes. Just hang it up and enjoy! Available sizes include:
- 11.875 in. × 12.4375 in.
- 17.8 in. × 18.7 in.
- 23.75 in. × 25 in. (the standard surface-highway size)
- 35.6 in. × 37.3 in. (the dimensions used along freeways)
Looking for something different? We’ve got you covered. We can produce this sign in custom sizes or with any route number you need. In fact, we can create nearly any road sign from anywhere in the world—route markers, boundary signs, directional signs, you name it! Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact us today to place a custom order and bring your perfect sign to life!
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