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Robert Stone: US 70s split in stranger ways in Tennessee

31E/31W and the even stranger 70/70N/70S in Middle Tennessee Robert Stone writes:
Here in Middle Tennessee there is a road ‘splitting’ even more strange than 31E/31W.
From Nashville to Sparta 70S goes through Murfreesboro while 70N goes through Lebanon, but from Lebanon there is also a 70 (with no letter) going on to Sparta. - Robert Stone
Comments re: Billy Joe Fudge: Why are there two U.S. 31's between L & N?




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