Road Sign UNO

[oscar]

Georgia 6 => Idaho 6:

[US71]

US 6 , OH 66
near Ridgeville Corners

[paulthemapguy]

US66 tacked onto the front of a mechanic shop in Wilmington, IL (it has since been removed)


IL-US66X by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

Heh, I've got that same sign and location:



M-66 in Stanton:

[oscar]

Another photo, from last summer's trip to Idaho.

Michigan 66 => Idaho 66, just east of the Washington state line:

[wanderer2575]

ID-66  -->  eastbound on Old US-66 heading toward Oatman, AZ:

[paulthemapguy]

Wisconsin 66


WI-066 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[hbelkins]

KY 66 (check out the stencil marks)

[formulanone]

Kentucky 2115 (oval):

[oscar]

Kentucky 2115 => Kentucky 1000:

[US71]

KY 58 or 123 at Clinton

[wanderer2575]

KY-123  -->  M-123 near Trout Lake:

[oscar]

Michigan 123 => South Dakota 123:

[formulanone]

South Dakota 47:

[hotdogPi]

Orlando 47 miles

[oscar]

47 miles to Orlando => Nebraska Spur 47A:

[paulthemapguy]

Don't know how I didn't find Illinois 47 in the search results, because I have a fondness for this highway which took me from home to college and back.  Here's Illinois 47:


IL-047-113NR by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[hbelkins]

WV 47

2017 WV route-clinching trip Day 2 - 042 by H.B. Elkins, on Flickr

[formulanone]

Alabama 74's starting/end point without US 278:

[Jim]

Shell Population 74.  US 14 in Wyoming.  August 9, 2022.

[US71]

Buford, WY
Population 2

[Henry]

Sioux Falls, Population 169,800:

[formulanone]

I don't know if those are entirely valid plays, but...

Sioux Falls - Next 7 Exits

[oscar]

^ I think we need to be looking for wildcards. Number match for 169,800 is going to be hard. A much smaller population number might or might not work.

For an example in a really rural part of South Dakota (i.e. most of the state), population 169,800 => population 71:

[TBKS1]

Population 71 -> A terrible photo of FL 71 taken really late at night (12 November 2020)