Looking south over the South Mojave Overhead. Originally built in 1972, a second bridge for southbound traffic was added in 1990.

Looking north at the southern junction of SR-58 (old US 466). This intersection was originally channelized in the late 1950's.

Looking north through the main part of Mojave.

Looking north at the northern junction of SR-58 (old US 466). This intersection has changed little since the days of the US highways. It was moved slightly to the north of the old intersection which existed right behind the overhead sign in the background. The sign reads : Bakersfield SR-58, Bishop-Reno SR-14.

SR-14 just north of Mojave. This is the first Grand Army sign since Palmdale.

Mojave has been a major stop since the days of the Twenty Mule trains. US 6 met US 466 here. Now SR-14 and SR-58 join here. This town was finally bypassed by SR-58 in late 2003. State Highway 14 still runs along the main road in town.Mojave also marks the northern terminus of Sierra Highway name and is the beginning of the next name for old US 6 - the Midland Trail.