Road Sign UNO

[7/8]

Another END, Ontario 23 (in Harriston, ON):

[oscar]

Ontario 23 to Ontario 89 => US 89 (or 89A) in Utah:

[7/8]

Minnesota 89 (taken on US 2 in Wilton):

[oscar]

Minnesota 89 => Virginia 89:

[hbelkins]

Minnesota 89 => Virginia 89:

That looks new. Hopefully the cutouts at that intersection are still there.

[oscar]

^ That photo was taken November 25. At least one cutout remained elsewhere in Galax; but I didn't see any there.

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24-hour rule.

VA 89 to VA 97 => Georgia 97:

[formulanone]

GA 9 7 > GA 37 > OH 37:

[csw]

IN 37 (or Exit 37) from I-465, Indianapolis.

[oscar]

Indiana 37 => Hawaii 37:

[Jim]

37 miles of deer crossing on US 40 East near Heber City, Utah.  January 21, 2006.

[Henry]

IL 37:

[oscar]

IL 37 => exit 37 from I-26 in Erwin TN:

[ilpt4u]

IL 37:

I like the dual 37 of the IL Shield and the Alexander County 0.00 Mile Marker

On the thought of IL County Mile Markers: does the County just have to match for a "color"  play? or is any style Mile Marker equivalent to another style Mile Marker for a "color"  play?

[paulthemapguy]

Rhode Island 37


IMG_2082 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[Verlanka]

IL 37:

I don't see anything.

[oscar]

Rhode Island 37 => South Carolina 37:

[Jim]

New York 37 in Malone.  June 27, 2011.

[formulanone]

New York 295:

On the thought of IL County Mile Markers: does the County just have to match for a “color” play? or is any style Mile Marker equivalent to another style Mile Marker for a “color” play?

I think you'd pretty much have to choose a circle or a mile marker; though only whole numbers should be played. I don't think we've really pushed reference markers much (I suppose low numbers would be okay).

"37" is low enough to find in many different places, but something over 400 is much tougher.

[Henry]

NC 295:

[csw]

NC 28 on the way to Fontana Dam.

[oscar]

NC 28 => Indiana 28:

[hbelkins]

IL 37:

Hi, viatologists!

[formulanone]

IN 28 > Indiana 134

[7/8]

Indiana 331 (in Mishawaka):

[Jim]

New York 331 in Oppenheim.  July 5, 2009.