Barstow: I-15 : (614) South of Lenwood Road
Barstow combines desert remoteness with the constant movement of a major highway junction in a way that reflects its geographic position in the Mojave Desert. Interstate 15 and Interstate 40 meet in and around this San Bernardino County city, making it a longstanding crossroads between Southern California, Las Vegas and the Southwest. Historic Route 66 follows Main Street, where the restored Harvey House Railroad Depot recalls Barstow’s railway era; the building houses museums devoted to Route 66 and western railroad history. Beyond the commercial corridors, low desert scrub and broad open ground underline the scale of the surrounding Mojave. Barstow remains a practical stop for road travellers, rail enthusiasts and those tracing the region’s transport history.
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Barstow occupies the Mojave River valley in California’s Mojave Desert. The city stands at a long-established transport crossroads: Interstate 15, Interstate 40 and historic Route 66 meet its road network, while BNSF freight traffic underlines Barstow’s continuing rail role. The Mojave River is often dry at the surface here, a reminder that this is desert shaped by seasonal watercourses rather than a conventional riverside setting. Casa del Desierto, the 1911 Harvey House and railroad depot, houses the Route 66 Mother Road Museum and the Western America Railroad Museum. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Barstow and the Mojave Desert.
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