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Might be helpful to include what types of interchanges SH-34 uses to enter and exit I-40.
The final four paragraphs in the route description all begin with "SH-34".
!rstlne
"On November first of that year" – I feel like this should just be written as "November 1".
Why aren't the exit numbers used for the interchanges where SH-34 enters and exits I-40?
That's all. This is going on hold. TCN7JM 01:18, 24 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Will get to the other points later tonight, but as for the exit numbers, on the ends I do not include them in the exit column because they are not exits from SH-34, they are exits from I-40. That is, to follow the route in the junction column, I-40, you would not take that exit. —Scott5114↗[EXACT CHANGE ONLY] 02:42, 24 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Makes enough sense. TCN7JM 23:48, 24 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Addressing concerns:
Done.
Done for exit 32, but exit 41 is not a standard interchange type, so I'm not really sure what else I could use to describe it.
Changed two of the paragraphs to not start with SH-34.
I added a general description to the beginning of the route description, but I don't really feel there is anything geographical that is worthy of note that isn't already mentioned in the route description.