State Route 48
State Route 48 is a proposed short highway running roughly northwest to southeast between State Route 89A and State Route 69 in Prescott Valley, Arizona. It is primarily intended as an eastern bypass around Prescott. The road is currently two lanes but there are plans to widen it to a divided 4 lane highway. It hasn't been added to the state highway system. From 1939-1945 Fain Road was the old road for State Route 179. There are some maps that still show Fain Rd as SR 179, but that is incorrect since the route number is already used as the main road to Sedona.
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