California State Route 164 is a short highway located in the southeastern part of the state. It runs for approximately 6 miles, connecting the city of Brawley to State Route 86. This route primarily serves local traffic and provides access to nearby agricultural areas. The highway is known for its flat terrain and desert landscape, typical of the Imperial Valley. It is an important route for farmers and residents, facilitating the movement of goods and people in this rural region. Route 164 is also a part of the larger network of California state highways.