Shipbucket

Specifically, an Interstate Highway system, because drawing ships isn't fun anymore!

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Speed Limit: Reasonable and Prudent? lol sounds good to me

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It was the speed limit in Montana for a while in the 90s.

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Hello stupid numbering system (mostly the 3 digit portion)!

And if I have the general scale correct (from what has been posted in the past), it's not really an interstate system so much as a highway system.

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I think you'll find similar examples across the United States... take for example the "635" loop around Dallas/Fort Worth. Sticking to the "even number for east/west, odd for north/south" is rather difficult when your highway system is as complicated as this one. Taking into account the geography of the islands, plus the need to service each of the cities made the numbering system difficult. The 3 digit highways are mostly bypasses of major cities, roads built after the main layout was constructed, or just ways of saving numbers for use later on.

Yes, it's more of an intrastate highway system (exception being Interstate 20 which runs the distance of the two northernmost islands), but I don't really care that much. These are highways built in the US interstate style (elevated roadway, controlled access, high (or no) speed limit). Plus I like bringing examples of everyday things I do into North Point (ie, drive around the USA).

At any rate, you need to work on being a bit more constructive towards people. I've always found your general attitude snippy and needlessly rude, and I feel like you don't really draw or do much of anything yourself, so I'm not sure where the attitude comes from in the first place. Mostly your comments are pedantic in nature and directed towards things that don't really matter (ie, a highway system I made for my own entertainment in a fictional country). I know you are a level 999 engineering student but you should seriously adjust your attitude a bit because it's quite irritating.

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That's not that primary issue. The primary issue is that most places generate 3 digit numbers by adding a digit before or after the nearby primary. This is done to make the system easier to use by drivers in a pre-SatNav environment. You didn't do that, and it looks like your three digit numbering was rather randomized.

In retrospect I should have simply said "Hello stupid three digit numbering system!"

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That's an interesting observation; why didn't you just post that before? It would have been much more helpful and would have allowed me to make changes without raging at you for really no reason...

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Oh good lords, I though I was the only one who draw this kind of map.

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Nope. I do too just never post anything up...

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Blood and Fire

I've done similar stuff, just for railways.

If it were my highway system, I'd use a number-by-islands thing. Since the system is broken into parts, I'd apply the first digit to tell what island it's on; then I'd use the second number to identify the particular segment. Thataways, I-45 is the 5th road on the 4th Island. Just my two cents!