1-2-3 Route number Addition Game

[formulanone]

925 = 850 + 75 near Fort Meyers, Florida:

Why can't we use Raymond Yu's photos?

If they're the same sign as what's posted in real life, that's okay. But many of Raymond's sign "photos" are mock-ups of idealistic signage which does not always exist in the field (shields, wording, fonts, spacing, et cetera) and therefore designs of fantasy.

[TBKS1]

Does anybody know where a 926 might be? I've been looking through my photos but I can't seem to find a combination that adds up to 926 at all.

[hotdogPi]

926 = I-480 + I-271 + OH 175



alpsroads

[formulanone]

927 = 441 + 322 + 83 + 81 in Harrisburg:

[formulanone]

928 = 527 + 401 near Sumter, South Carolina:

[ilpt4u]

Crediting billburmaster.com's page on Wisc's I-794

929 = 794 + 94 + 41 Milwaukee

Sourced from http://www.billburmaster.com/rmsandw/wisconsin/interstate/794wi.html

[formulanone]

930 = 840 + 90 in Utica, New York:

[ilpt4u]

Crediting billburmaster.com's page on I-94 in Wisc

931 = 794 + 94 + 43 Milwaukee

Sourced from http://www.billburmaster.com/rmsandw/wisconsin/interstate/94wi.html

[formulanone]

932 = 836 + 95 + 1 on I-395 in Miami:

[formulanone]

933 = 822 + 111 on US 59:

[roadfro]

932 = 836 + 95 + 1 on I-395 in Miami:

Unrelated to the game: Is that SR 836 shield a normal BGS shield treatment for a 3-digit state highway shield in Florida? Looks kinda weird...

[formulanone]

932 = 836 + 95 + 1 on I-395 in Miami:

Unrelated to the game: Is that SR 836 shield a normal BGS shield treatment for a 3-digit state highway shield in Florida? Looks kinda weird...

Those "partial cutouts" appeared intermittently on BGSs from the 1970s-1980s, so they're rare finds now. The more common versions were rectangular shields with the Panhandle stretched out a bit for three-digits.

My guess is that they mimicked demountable copy shields, which were button copy outlines of the ground-mounted signs. You can see a progression of examples in the Shield Gallery.

[formulanone]

934 = 533 + 206 + 195 near Bordenton, New Jersey:

[formulanone]

935 = 730 + 71 + 134 in Wilmington, Ohio:

[hotdogPi]

936 = LA 754 + LA 182 (jbnv)

[formulanone]

937 = 842 + 95 in Fort Lauderdale:

[hotdogPi]

938 = I-495 + I-295 + I-95 + US 40 + US 13



Photo by Jim

[formulanone]

939 = 894 + 45 in Milwaukee:

[paulthemapguy]

940 = I-670 + I-270 in Gahanna, Ohio


OH-US62-I-670GS by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

941 = 820 + 121 in Fort Worth:

[formulanone]

942 = 435 + 507 on I-380:

[formulanone]

943 = 701 + 242 on NC 87:

[formulanone]

944 = 869 + 75:

[formulanone]

945 = 417 + 528 leaving Orlando International Airport:

[hotdogPi]

946 = US 460 + US 460 Business + VA 26
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