AARoads:United States/North Carolina

North Carolina
A state resource page of the AARoads Wiki

Hello and welcome to the North Carolina State Highways task force page! If you would like to help, please jump in and start adding or editing.

Scope

The purpose of this WikiProject is to create, standardize, and improve articles about the state highway system in North Carolina. This project will encompass all the North Carolina State Routes (on diamond-shaped shields), the U.S. Routes and Interstates that are predominantly North Carolinian (like US 158) and any other unusual routes in the state (like Charlotte 4); important named freeways are also included (like Bryan Boulevard).

Tasks

Requested articles

If there is a North Carolina road-related article you would like to see created, add a request for it below:

Articles to improve

• Lowest numbered stub: North Carolina Highway 21

Other stubs can be found at Category:Stub-Class North Carolina road transport articles

If there is any other North Carolina road-related article that already exists but you would like to see it cleaned up or expanded, add it below:

North Carolina Counties by highest assessed article GA B C Start

Resources

• List of numbered routes in North Carolina (now merged into North Carolina Highway System)
• /Renumberings
• /Named highways
• NCDOT page
• Historic/current state maps
• Current county maps
• Historic county maps
• SR lookup for secondary routes
• GIS data, lengths can be calculated
• SLD - ended 2004
• AADT
• Turnpike
• County GIS data
• NCDOT on Flickr (CC-BY-SA 2.0 pictures)
• NC Roads Annex (roadfan site)
• Charlottesville Observer (state library, Newspapers.com - Publishers Extra required after 1920s)
• (Raleigh) News and Observer (state library, Newspapers.com - Publishers Extra required after 1920s)
• Asheville Citizen-Times (Newspapers.com - Publishers Extra required after 1920s)
• Greensboro News and Record (Newspapers.com - Publishers Extra required after 1920s)
• (Durham) Herald-Sun (Newspapers.com - Publishers Extra required after 1920s)

Structure

The structure can vary a little, but it should basically look like the format prescribed by AA:MURA.

Naming

Articles should be named "North Carolina Highway n" (where n is the route number).

A redirect page should be made for each NC route where if I search for "NC 8", North Carolina State Highway 8 should pop up. If there is already a article for the redirect page like in the case of NC 4, make a disambiguation page or a tag at the top of the article.

The WikiProject's Completion List will show any redirects that need to be made. (links with no shield at the beginning of the line are routes that don't exist) (currently under development)

Shields

Route shield SVGs should be named "NC n.svg". Most shields have already been made and can be found in the category North Carolina Highway Shields at Wikimedia Commons

Categories

Category:State highways in North Carolina

The category is sorted numerically by the place of the hundreds digit. The convention is

[[Category:State highways in North Carolina|xxx]]

where xxx is the route number of the highway you're editing. 1- and 2- digit numbers get leading zeros; thus North Carolina State Highway 6 is categorized as 006. There are a few exceptions like with NC 226A; in those cases, you can just do this:

[[Category:State highways in North Carolina|226A]]

Templates

Infoboxes

Infobox and instructions for use are located at Template:Infobox road.

Barnstar

{{AARoads:North Carolina/Barnstar}}

Barnstar that can be awarded to users

User templates

{{AARW user|USA|NC}}

Produces a userbox for editors' user pages.

This editor is interested in North Carolina roads and highways.