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Published 1997
One highway circumnavigates almost the entire periphery of Guam. (The exception to general access is the northern end of the island, occupied by Andersen Air Force Base and a naval communications unit.) The end-up-where-you-started theory is comforting to visiting motorists so long as the temptation to take small side roads—usually unpaved—is resisted.
In the vicinity of the more densely populated areas of the capital, Agana, Tamuning and the tourist center at Turnon Bay (with an am
