Talk:Missouri supplemental route
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[edit] Multiplexed
I removed a statement that said these roads are never multiplexed with each other or with state highways. SSR D in Greene County is multiplexed with Missouri 125 for about three miles, SSR M in Lawrence County is multiplexed with Missouri 96 for about a mile, and there are numerous others. In Stoutland, SSRs H, T, and JJ are all multiplexed at the same time.Rt66lt 05:50, 19 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] correction?
"...60s, where the letter was painted black against a white background, with the words "STATE ROAD" above the number and the county name (in all caps) below the number. Likewise, this error may have arisen from similarly designated roads in Wisconsin being county roads..."
Shouldn't that be "below the letter" and "above the letter" instead of "number"?
J. Crocker 04:35, 17 November 2006 (UTC)
You are correct on the above and below description. They utilize letters--not numbers.
[edit] Spurs
I added a fourth example of a spur, Missouri Supplemental Route Spur K at East Lynn in Cass County. I took a photograph a month or so ago because I had never seen a spur on a Missouri Supplemental Route.
