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Photo Challenge: Where in Milpitas?

Test your knowledge of Milpitas by guessing what the subject in this photo is and where it is located.

St. Louis, Missouri, has its famous Gateway Arch. It was built as a monument to the westward expansion of the United States.

While there may not be a famous gateway to Milpitas, the city does have something in common with St. Louis: a curved arch of its own.

The arch in Milpitas isn’t as large or impressive as its Midwest cousin, but it still adds a sense of place and beauty to one of the city’s busiest areas. Unlike the St. Louis Arch whose clean lines are unbroken to those who view it, the arch in Milpitas includes a sign with large lettering.

Do you know where the arch in Milpitas is located and what the sign on it says? Post your guess in the comments area below.

If you’re the first person with the complete correct answer, you will win a $10 gift card to a local business. And, more importantly, you can claim bragging rights that you’re this week’s expert in Milpitas trivia.

Game on!

Congratulations to "Where in Milpitas?" mystery photo winner, , who correctly guessed that the image was the Gateway to Milpitas tower at Tasman and Alder drives.

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