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Wenatchee route

Making a note: this route log video from WSDOT recorded in 1982 shows a US 2 Business route in Wenatchee that follows the George Sellar Bridge (SR 285) and continues into downtown, presumably on Wenatchee Avenue. Can't find solid sourcing for this, so until then I won't be adding it to the list. Sounder Bruce 20:38, 15 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]