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Jc21051979 ( talk · contribs) reverted my edit from 21 October 2012, without explanation. The reasons for my changes, which I left on Jc21051979's talk page, are:
Jc21051979 has not replied, so I have undone his unexplained reversion. - Evad37 ( talk) 23:09, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
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@Marcnut1996
There is no source about the National Route 80. I've searched it up. Should I remove it?
RealLifeLorefan80 ( talk) 00:09, 30 December 2020 (UTC)
For the benefit for other contributors, I have reverted the blocked sock's edit which added State Route 142 (Karratha to Tom Price Road), which is now Manuwarra Red Dog Highway (M065 according to WA Main Roads' public road information mapping, though a shield would be M65). Now that they are using the new scheme, the lists would need to be adjusted to fit in Manuwarra Red Dog Highway, so for now have left it off. Bidgee ( talk) 05:14, 21 January 2021 (UTC)
I've added it, sorry, didn't see this until later. It is actually signposted at each end. At "warlu Rd" according to Google maps, and NWC Highway intersection, and at Tom-price Paraburdoo Rd and mine Rd intersection. Also mainroads M065 designation is almost certainly never going to go on a sheild, due to the clash with Eastern States method where M is "sort-of-Motorway-thing". The mainroads designation isn't really a replacement for the state route system anyway.
Whose sock is ACC? The Alternate Mako ( talk) 10:14, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
Should the shield be changed to M65? 'Cause there is no State Route 142 shield. Or an M65 one, for that matter. I'll just remove the template for the moment. - Sumanuil ( talk) 21:44, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
There is now a nice shiny new shield for SR 142, thanks to User:Fredddie. The mainroads asset numbering system uses H and M designations, and is intended for their own reference to keep track of the roads assets that they are responsible for. It is separate from route numbering systems, and do not use any sort of shield. Thanks for removing the redlinked template though, I wasn't quite sure at that point if it would just end up automatically generating one (um, duh, it doesn't. Self-trout.). The Alternate Mako ( talk) 02:29, 31 October 2021 (UTC)
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Jc21051979 ( talk · contribs) reverted my edit from 21 October 2012, without explanation. The reasons for my changes, which I left on Jc21051979's talk page, are:
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@Marcnut1996
There is no source about the National Route 80. I've searched it up. Should I remove it?
RealLifeLorefan80 ( talk) 00:09, 30 December 2020 (UTC)
For the benefit for other contributors, I have reverted the blocked sock's edit which added State Route 142 (Karratha to Tom Price Road), which is now Manuwarra Red Dog Highway (M065 according to WA Main Roads' public road information mapping, though a shield would be M65). Now that they are using the new scheme, the lists would need to be adjusted to fit in Manuwarra Red Dog Highway, so for now have left it off. Bidgee ( talk) 05:14, 21 January 2021 (UTC)
I've added it, sorry, didn't see this until later. It is actually signposted at each end. At "warlu Rd" according to Google maps, and NWC Highway intersection, and at Tom-price Paraburdoo Rd and mine Rd intersection. Also mainroads M065 designation is almost certainly never going to go on a sheild, due to the clash with Eastern States method where M is "sort-of-Motorway-thing". The mainroads designation isn't really a replacement for the state route system anyway.
Whose sock is ACC? The Alternate Mako ( talk) 10:14, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
Should the shield be changed to M65? 'Cause there is no State Route 142 shield. Or an M65 one, for that matter. I'll just remove the template for the moment. - Sumanuil ( talk) 21:44, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
There is now a nice shiny new shield for SR 142, thanks to User:Fredddie. The mainroads asset numbering system uses H and M designations, and is intended for their own reference to keep track of the roads assets that they are responsible for. It is separate from route numbering systems, and do not use any sort of shield. Thanks for removing the redlinked template though, I wasn't quite sure at that point if it would just end up automatically generating one (um, duh, it doesn't. Self-trout.). The Alternate Mako ( talk) 02:29, 31 October 2021 (UTC)