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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Apr
05
Photos by the numbers: 155
August 6, 2005: I-74 near Peoria between two interstate junctions in a row, I-474 and I-155. The semi is from a company in Winfield, Iowa. An interstate intersecting two other interstates consecutively is pretty rare. In the Midwest, I-55 has … Continue reading
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Apr
04
Construction for US 63/IA 3 interchange
From KWWL. (I’ve attempted to embed the video. Otherwise click the link.) Since the opening of the New Hampton bypass, this was one of two four-way stops, and the only stopping points on US 63, between MN 16 in Spring … Continue reading
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Apr
04
Photos by the numbers: 154
May 25, 2003: The now-defunct gas station on V18 at I-80 south of Brooklyn. It was in business just long enough to get rebranded to BP — that’s why I took the picture, Standards were rare anyway — but closed … Continue reading
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Apr
03
More about the plate rollover
Odds appear good this won’t be repeated. As previously discussed here and elsewhere, “new” license plates started to be issued this week. The key to the “new” part here is that this also applies to people who have kept the … Continue reading
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Apr
03
Mrs. Lindaman in the news
My eighth-grade algebra and ninth-grade geometry teacher will be the first principal at Ankeny’s new high school. In other news, I’m feeling old again.
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Apr
03
Photos by the numbers: 153
August 5, 2010: I left this picture big so you can see the “Oklahoma” inside the oddly shaped interstate shields. This is on I-40 approaching the east end of the multiplex. US 270 is hidden here.
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Apr
02
Walcott visitors center open
The welcome center at the World’s Largest Truck Stop replaces the one that closed in LeClaire. The move is actually beneficial for travelers because now no matter how you come in to the Quad Cities, there is an eastern Iowa … Continue reading
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Apr
02
Early history of each Iowa county
I’ve been looking for county information for a new project (great, but shouldn’t you be working on your old ones? -Ed.) and found that the Iowa Association of Counties digitized a book with a few paragraphs and important dates in … Continue reading
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Apr
02
Photos by the numbers: 152
August 3, 2010: In the 1990s and 2000s, Missouri upgraded MO 152 to be a four-lane connector between I-29 and I-35 on the north side of Kansas City, but south of the airport. The use of Topeka as a control … Continue reading
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Apr
01
Without a net
Fifteen years ago, give or take a few months, I set up my first live website. For the first five years, I didn’t do much with it, setting up a few pages about the Titanic movie (!) and a couple … Continue reading
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