Labor Day weekend. A traditional time for me to do computer updates, be it writing code while on vacation in Hawaii listening to the Jerry Lewis Telethon when I was in college, or doing updates in the early morning while on vacation (while looking at I-
15 in front of me, near
one of the most spectacular bridges on that route). Hopefully, these will take less time than the last batch. [Update: They didn’t, which is why I’m finishing things post-vacation at my desk, listening to the music I picked up on vacation.]
Updates were made to the following highways, based on my reading of the papers (which are posted to
the roadgeeking category at the “Observations Along The Road” and to the
California Highways Facebook group) as well as any backed up email changes. I also reviewed the
the AAroads forum. This resulted in changes on the following routes, with credit as indicated [my research(1), contributions of information or leads (via direct mail) from Mike Ballard(2), Coatimundi @ AAroads(3), Concrete Bob @ AAroads(4), DTComposer @ AARoads(5), Jonathan Ledbetter(6), Sparker @ AARoads(7), Scott Presnel (ACSAMapCollector) @ AARoads(8), Quillz @ AARoads(9), Max Rockatansky at AAroads(10), Joe Rouse at AAroads(11), and Joel Windmiller(12): Route
1(7,8,5), Route
2(1,8), Route
4(1), I-
5(1,7,11), I-
8(6), I-
10(1), Route
11(1), Route
14(2,11), I-
15(1,7), Route
17(1), Route
29(1), Route
37(1), LRN
43(7), Route
45(7), Route
49(1,11), US
50(11), Route
58(7,11), Route
59(7), Route
65(7,4), Former US
66(1,7), Route
76(1), I-
80(1,12), Route
85(1), US
97(6), Former US
99 and current Route
99(1,7), US
101(1,7,9), Route
102(7,11), Route
107(7), Route
116(1), Route
120(1,7), Route
140(7), LRN
161(7), Route
167(7), Route
172(7), Route
180(7), LRN
190(7), I-
210(7), Route
262(7), Route
263(1), Route
271(7), Route
276(3), US
299/Route
299(1,10), Route
371(1), US
395(1,2), I-
405(1,8), I-
580(1), I-
710(1), Riverside County Route
R2(7,10). I’ll note there were some particular good background information posts on AAroads - I’ve hopefully been able to capture that information so it isn’t lost into the void (with attribution, of course).
Added a link in the FAQ to
California’s Postmile Service, an interesting site to map postmiles to geographic locations. Hat tip to Jonathan Ledbetter for the link.
Noted a post by
Quillz on AAroads on 7/16/2016 that provided the sign specifications for the 1934 “bear” shield signage. This was put on
the pre-Interstate numbering page.
Added some observations on
the chronology of LRNs from Sparker at AAroads.
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