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Phoenix cap over the I-10 highway

Submitted by Marc Lefkowitz  |  Last edited November 13, 2007 - 5:39pm
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Phoenix cap over the I-10 highway

Aerial view of the cap over the I-10 highway running through Phoenix, AZ. The cap created a 1.5 mile long park right in the heart of a city not known for green space planning.