We report experimental realization of subwavelength slot waveguides that exhibit both micrometer-range propagation and high spatial confinementof light. Attention is given to rectangular waveguides with a Si
3N
4 core and Ag cladding; core thicknesses of 50-100 nm and widths of 250nm - 10
m are explored. Propagation lengths of ~5
are achieved with light confined to lateral and transverse dimensions of ~
/5 and~
/2, respectively. This unique combination of light localization and propagation is achieved via interacting surface plasmons, which produceshort modal wavelengths and strong field confinement at each metal/dielectric interface.