Tribal corridor management planning : model, case study, and guide for Caltrans District 1 [research brief].

Adams, Joy K.; Scoggin, Mary; Mineta Transportation Institute

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Tribal corridor management planning : model, case study, and guide for Caltrans District 1 [research brief].

2011-06-01
By Adams, Joy K. ; Scoggin, Mary

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Adams, Joy K. ; Scoggin, Mary

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Mineta Transportation Institute
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California. Dept. of Transportation. Office of Research ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration

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Case Studies Context-sensitive Design Context Sensitive Design Native Americans Scenic Highways State Highways Transportation Corridors
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MTI Project 2604
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California
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Research brief.
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This guide was created to help the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) District 1 personnel and members of the North Coast Tribal Transportation Commission to develop interpretive “tribal transportation corridors” along stretches of state highways that cross tribal lands in Northern California. By incorporating elements such as tribal symbols, informational kiosks, native plantings, bilingual signage, and other features along state highways, travelers will experience a greater sense of place when traveling through tribal lands and will gain a greater awareness and appreciation for the history, culture, and vitality of these communities.
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