
Sixteen miles of brick streets were laid in Dodge City between 1912 and 1925, and nearly 15 miles of them still survive, including two-and-a-half miles that are part of the Downtown Historic District (NRHP). Notice the diagonal weave pattern, especially at intersections, designed to prevent heavy vehicles from tearing up streets when making turns.
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