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Standard Standard Highway Signs (SHS) book Adopt-a-highway sign modified to list the U.S. Roads WikiProject as the sponsor. Intended to be used with the USRD Adopt-A-Highway program. | ||
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Standard Standard Highway Signs (SHS) book Adopt-a-highway sign modified to list the U.S. Roads WikiProject as the sponsor. Intended to be used with the USRD Adopt-A-Highway program. | ||
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Signs in the SHS are works of the US federal government and thus in the public domain. I release all rights to the recreation and modification.
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| current | 07:49, 20 July 2007 | | 8,752 × 3,244 (50 KB) | Scott5114 (talk | contribs) | resize canvas |
| 07:46, 20 July 2007 |  | 601 × 301 (50 KB) | Scott5114 (talk | contribs) | Standard Standard Highway Signs (SHS) book Adopt-a-highway sign modified to list the U.S. Roads WikiProject as the sponsor. Intended to be used with the USRD Adopt-A-Highway program. Signs in the SHS are works of the US federal government and thus in the |
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