The 1-2-3 Road Sign CHALLENGE!!

[paulthemapguy]

I was trying to do 208 but my spotty internet got the best of me out here in the field...
So have a 209 instead!
This pictureis brought to you by Pennsylvania's oddball font, and also brought to you by rain!

[okroads]

I had another picture originally posted but found a better picture for 210...

DSC03832 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

[oscar]

Back to Hawaii, but a real oldie, courtesy of Hawaii DOT: secondary route 211 in the temporary wartime route numbering system on Oahu, set up by the military ahead of World War II to help keep the troops from getting lost on roads previously marked only with Hawaiian names. This junction is present-day Farrington Highway (HI 7110 east of the junction) and unnumbered Old Fort Weaver Rd.

[hotdogPi]

US 2 doesn't go to Hawaii...

But if it did (and it remained a US route), it would be a significant success for #NeverFritzOwl.

[ekt8750]

Dry Tavern, PA


Dry Tavern & PA Route 188 by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

How does a dry tavern do any business? 

[Darkchylde]

(Image not mine, I ain't got a 212 in stock. Credit to Stratosphere on Wikipedia)

[paulthemapguy]

Some stats regarding the first 210 posts:
Most common regions/states of origin-
1. New York (19)
2. Pennsylvania (15)
3. Virginia (14)
3. Connecticut  (14)
5. Australia (9)
5. Illinois (9)
7. California  (8)
8. New Jersey  (7)
8. Louisiana (7)
8. Wisconsin (7)
Arkansas, Florida, and Missouri have 6.
States with no posts: MT, RI, SC, SD, ID, NM, WY, UT.
States/regions with just 1 post: AK, DE, GA, IN, MD, NE, NH, ND, OK, VT, IA, MS, TN, NS, and...Europe.
States with posts but no state highway marker: NE, IN, TN*, MI.
*TN has no primary state highway shields posted.
Note that I dont know where post 48 comes from, so I dont know what region to attach it to

[tckma]

Note that I dont know where post 48 comes from, so I dont know what region to attach it to

My guess would be Texas.  Also, I've been seeing some Australian states pop up in this thread.

[jbnv]

From Flickr:

[vdeane]

[Alex]

States with no posts: MT, RI, SC, SD, ID, NM, WY, UT.

Well let's end that UT drought.



Photo taken by Jeff Royston last month

[jbnv]

Rule clarification needed: Does the route number have to be on a shield? Can a textual representation count?

[tckma]

Rule clarification needed: Does the route number have to be on a shield? Can a textual representation count?

Look back around 34.  I had a textual 32, but I got it in too late.

[paulthemapguy]

Rule clarification needed: Does the route number have to be on a shield? Can a textual representation count?

Look back around 34.  I had a textual 32, but I got it in too late.

I wouldnt have counted it anyway.
Pics must have symbology.

Also I was hoping 215 would get Utah some love from this thread!

[Ian]

At the very south end of ME 216 in Phippsburg...

[Brandon]

In another state none-the-less!



M-217 on the Indiana Toll Road.

[Roadgeek Adam]

US 136, US 218, Keokuk IA, taken by myself on June 20, 2014.

[TravelingBethelite]

Woo! Just in time for 219:

[paulthemapguy]

More Iowa!!
HAHAHA what's that?  You wanted to post US220 from already over-represented Virginia and Pennsylvania?  HAHAHA 

[jbnv]

More Iowa!!
HAHAHA what's that?  You wanted to post US220 from already over-represented Virginia and Pennsylvania?  HAHAHA 

No, I was going to post Interstate 220 from already-over-represented Louisiana.

Here's a 221 from the AA Roads archives.

[formulanone]

From OKroads.com:


Go Gators!

[vdeane]

[jmd41280]

Suffield, OH


US 224/OH Route 43 Intersection by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

[74/171FAN]

taken July 2015, time for some Va Beach shields

[jbnv]

Malaysia, via Wikipedia: