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Hello and welcome to the Vermont Routes [[Wikipedia:WikiProject|WikiProject]]! If you would like to help, please jump in and start adding or editing. If you would like to join the project, please see the "Participants" section below.
Hello and welcome to the Vermont Routes task force page! If you would like to help, please jump in and start adding or editing.
List page: '''[[List of Routes in Vermont]]'''<br>Redirect completion list: '''[[/Redirects|Completion list]]'''


==Scope==
==Scope and goals==
Numbered routes as designated by the Vermont Agency of Transportation ([[VTrans]]). This includes all "state-designated town maintained routes", which are [[state highway]]s maintained by the towns it passes through.
Numbered routes as designated by the Vermont Agency of Transportation ([[VTrans]]). This includes all "state-designated town maintained routes", which are [[state highway]]s maintained by the towns it passes through.


The goal is to organize, standardize, and expand the articles on state highways in Vermont.
==Goals==
To organize, standardize, and expand the articles on state highways in Vermont.

==Participants==
To join the project, simply sign up below.

{{/Participants}}

Members of this project are encouraged to add {{tlu|Wikipedia:WikiProject Vermont Routes/Userbox}} to their user page. The resulting userbox is shown below.
{|
|{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Vermont Routes/Userbox}}
|}

==Structure==
Articles on state highways in Vermont are to be named "Vermont Route <i>N</i>" (where <i>N</i> is the route number assigned by the [[Vermont Agency of Transportation]]) per [[WP:USSH]]. Shields are available for all state highways and have two different naming conventions:
*Post-1995 state-maintained routes and suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Vermont #.svg
*Post-1995 town-maintained routes and non-suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Circle sign #.svg

Exceptions to both do exist: see [[List of state highways in Vermont]] or simply use {{tl|jct}} to determine the correct shield for the route.

To maintain a consistent format, articles will be organized in the order shown below.

===Infobox===
'''Required'''. See [[#Infoboxes|Infoboxes]] below.

===Main section===
'''Required'''. An untitled section (known as the [[WP:LEAD|lead]]) that summarizes the route and its history. However, the majority of detail, such as progress by town or county, should be reserved for the next section. Use [[WP:LEAD]] as a loose guideline on what to place in this section.

===Route description===
'''Required'''. This section is for describing the route itself and its progression across the counties of Vermont. This section should be broken up by counties or other suitable segments using third-level headlines where appropriate. Progression should be described from south to north or west to east, as that is how routes are described by VTrans in their route logs.

===History===
'''Required'''. Place any historical information about the route here. Ensure that proper, [[WP:RS|reliable]] references are added.

===Future===
'''Optional''' (if applicable). Place any '''''confirmed (no speculation)''''' information about the future of the route here. Again, ensure that proper, [[WP:RS|reliable]] references are added.

===Suffixed routes===
'''Required''' if applicable. This section is intended to be used on parent articles ''only'' (ex. place this section on [[Vermont Route 100]], not [[Vermont Route 100A]]). This is a bulleted list of a route's suffixed routes, with a description of each route. This description can be as brief as a sentence or go into full detail; this typically depends on whether or not the suffixed route has its own article. If a suffixed route accesses communities that the parent route doesn't reach, at least one should be noted here. See [[NY 7]] or [[NY 31]] for how this section should look. Omit this section if a route has never had any suffixed routes (such as [[Vermont Route 128]]). If only one suffixed route exists for the article route, use that route for the name of this section instead of "Suffixed routes" (''VT 5A'' instead of ''Suffixed routes'').

===[[Special routes]]===
'''Required''' if applicable. Place all [[special routes]] (bannered routes) of the route here. This section should be named for the route's abbreviated designation ("VT 67A Connector") and not "Special routes" or "Bannered routes". See [[Vermont Route 127]] for an example of how this section should look.

===Major intersections===
'''Required'''. The contents of this section may vary by route. If the road is predominantly a [[limited-access highway]], title the section "Exit list" and make an exit list designed in accordance with [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style (exit lists)|the exit list guide]]. If the road is predominantly an at-grade highway, title the section "Major intersections" and make a table for at-grade intersections using {{tl|VTint}}. Intersections in this form of table should generally be limited to major roadways, such as other signed routes (such as state routes, U.S. Routes, and Interstate Highways), major unsigned arterials, or roads that were once a signed route. If the article route is just as much an expressway as it is an at-grade road, then use common sense to separate the table into sections where needed.

The following is the basic syntax you need to get a complete junction table on the article page; just place this in the '''Major intersections''' section and fill in the variables. Be sure to reference the traffic counts for the length by using <nowiki>{{VTinttop|length_ref=<ref>(reference here)</ref>}}</nowiki>. A page with templates that can be used to easily generate the required reference(s) is at [[User:TwinsMetsFan/refs/citevt]]. Go to the nearest '''thousandth (0.000)''' for all mileposts, since that is the precision that our length source (the traffic counts) uses. However, if it is necessary to combine lengths from the 2008 log (precision of three decimal places) and the 2007 major collector log (precision of two decimal places), then all lengths (including the overall route length) should only be calculated to two decimal places to avoid [[false precision]].
<pre>
{{VTinttop}}
{{VTint
|county=
|cspan=
|location=
|lspan=
|mile=
|type=
|road=
|notes=
}}
{{VTintbtm}}
</pre>

For additional entries, use this:
<pre>
{{VTint
|county=
|cspan=
|location=
|lspan=
|mile=
|type=
|road=
|notes=
}}
</pre>

Further instructions can be found at {{tl|Jctint}}. To generate the proper coding for the road parameter, use {{tl|jct}}. Instructions on how to use {{tl|jct}} are available at the template page.

Examples of complete tables:
*All at-grade: [[Vermont Route 17]]
*At-grade and limited-access: [[U.S. Route 4 in Vermont]]
*All limited-access: [[Vermont Route 279]]

===See also===
'''Optional'''. Place all relevant internal links here.

===References===
'''Required'''. Place all references here, using the <nowiki><ref></ref></nowiki> tags in the article and {{tl|reflist}} in this section.

===External links===
'''Optional'''. Place all relevant external links which are not references here.


==How you can help==
==How you can help==
{{todo}}
{{todo}}
<div style="float:right; text-align:center">'''Current assessment statistics:'''<br />{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Vermont road transport articles by quality statistics}}</div>
You can help by visiting the [[List of state highways in Vermont]] and selecting any route in red (which means that there is no article for it yet) and starting that article, or editing the article of any route that you can provide more information about.
You can help by visiting the [[List of state highways in Vermont]] and selecting any route in red (which means that there is no article for it yet) and starting that article, or editing the article of any route that you can provide more information about.


You can open [[:Category:U.S. road articles needing attention]] and review what has been noted to need work there. Also, you can check [[:Category:Vermont road stubs]] to see which articles need expanding. Routes in [[:Category:Routes needing mileposts]] are missing mileposts for the junctions. You can open this category and add mileposts for any route listed. Once the mile column has been completed (to the nearest '''thousandth''' for each junction as explained above) and sourced using the traffic counts, the {{tl|mileposts}} tag can be removed.
You can open [[:Category:U.S. road articles needing attention]] and review what has been noted to need work there. Also, you can check [[:Category:Vermont road stubs]] to see which articles need expanding. Routes in [[:Category:Routes needing mileposts]] are missing mileposts for the junctions. You can open this category and add mileposts for any route listed. Once the mile column has been completed (to the nearest '''thousandth''' for each junction as explained above) and sourced using the traffic counts, the {{tl|mileposts}} tag can be removed.

==Assessment==
{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/South Carolina road transport articles by quality statistics}}

==Recognized content==
{{/Recognized content}}


==Resources==
==Resources==
*List page: [[List of Routes in Vermont]]
*Redirect completion list:[[/Redirects|Completion list]]

===Historical===
===Historical===
*Route history from VTrans: [http://www.aot.state.vt.us/planning/documents/mapping/publications/mapping%5Fpubs.htm VTrans Mapping: Publications]
*Route history from VTrans: [http://www.aot.state.vt.us/planning/documents/mapping/publications/mapping%5Fpubs.htm VTrans Mapping: Publications]
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*[[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Vermont road transport articles by quality|Articles by quality]]
*[[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Vermont road transport articles by quality|Articles by quality]]


==Structure==
==Recognized content==
Follow [[WP:USRD/STDS]] for article standards and structure.
===Featured articles===
*{{classicon|FA}} [[State Route 74 (New York – Vermont)]]


===Naming convention and shields===
===Good Articles===
Articles on state highways in Vermont are to be named "Vermont Route <i>N</i>" (where <i>N</i> is the route number assigned by the [[Vermont Agency of Transportation]]) per [[WP:USSH]]. Shields are available for all state highways and have two different naming conventions:
*{{classicon|GA}} [[Vermont Route 129]]
*Post-1995 state-maintained routes and suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Vermont #.svg
*{{classicon|GA}} [[Vermont Route 17]]
*Post-1995 town-maintained routes and non-suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Circle sign #.svg
*{{classicon|GA}} [[Vermont Route 14]]


Exceptions to both do exist: see [[List of state highways in Vermont]] or simply use {{tl|jct}} to determine the correct shield for the route.
==Templates==
===Infoboxes===
{{Infobox road
|state=VT
|type=VT
|route=17
|length_mi=40.409
|length_round=3
|length_ref=<ref name=routelog />
|established=By 1946<ref name=1946map>{{cite map|url=http://www.broermapsonline.org/members/NorthAmerica/UnitedStates/NewEngland/randmcnally_ra_1946_003.html|title=Rand McNally Road Atlas (southern New England)|year=1946|publisher=[[Rand McNally]]|accessdate=2007-12-23}}</ref>
|direction_a=West
|terminus_a=[[Image:NY-9N.svg|20px]][[Image:NY-22.svg|20px]] [[New York State Route 9N|NY 9N]]/[[New York State Route 22|NY 22]] via NY 910L in [[Crown Point, New York|Crown Point, NY]]
|junction=[[Image:US 7.svg|20px]] [[US 7 (VT)|US 7]] in [[New Haven, Vermont|New Haven]]<br />{{jct|state=VT|VT|116}} in [[Bristol, Vermont|Bristol]]
|direction_b=East
|terminus_b=[[Image:Vermont 100.svg|25px]] [[Vermont Route 100|VT 100]] in [[Waitsfield, Vermont|Waitsfield]]
|counties=[[Addison County, Vermont|Addison]], [[Chittenden County, Vermont|Chittenden]], [[Washington County, Vermont|Washington]]
|previous_type=VT
|previous_route=16
|next_type=VT
|next_route=18
}}
The infobox for all articles covered by this project is {{tl|infobox road}}. Instructions for use are below.


===Categories===
This is the basic syntax you need to get a complete routebox on the article page, just place this before any other text and fill in the variables.
All routes are to be placed in <nowiki>[[Category:State highways in Vermont|nnnA]]</nowiki> where nnn is the 3-digit route number, and A is the letter suffix if any (e.g. VT 2A is "002A", VT 3 is "003").
<pre width=100%>
{{Infobox road
|state=VT
|type=
|route=
|alternate_name=
|length_mi=
|length_round=
|length_ref=
|established=
|direction_a=
|terminus_a=
|junction=
|direction_b=
|terminus_b=
|counties=
|previous_type=
|previous_route=
|next_type=
|next_route=
}}
</pre>
For the above parameters here's what you should fill in:
* '''state:''' '''VT'''
* '''type:'''
**'''Interstate''' for Interstate Highways entirely within Vermont or for state-detail articles
**'''US''' for U.S. Highways entirely within Vermont, or for state-detail articles
**'''VT''' for state routes wholly maintained by VTrans
**'''Dual''' for state routes with both state and town-maintained sections
**'''Town''' for state routes wholly maintained by the towns it passes through
* '''route:''' This is the number of the route the article is about
* '''alternate_name:''' Use in situations where the '''entire route''' has another name (i.e. VT 279 is called the Bennington Bypass for its entire length)
* '''length_mi:''' This is the length of the route in miles. If you specify beyond integers (i.e. add a decimal value) you will need to set the following paramater, length_round
* '''length_round:''' If your value for ''length_mi'' is a whole number, you can omit this. Otherwise it needs to be set to the decimal precision of the ''length_mi'' paramater.
* '''length_ref:''' To do what a good article writer should, provide your reference for the length of the route using standard &lt;ref&gt; method. For example: <nowiki><ref name=routelog>{{cite web|url=http://www.aot.state.vt.us/Planning/Documents/TrafResearch/Publications/2006%20Route%20Log%20AADTs%20State%20Highways-Final.pdf|title=2006 (Route Log) AADTs - State Highways|publisher=[[Vermont Agency of Transportation]]|date=June 2007|accessdate=2007-12-23}}</ref></nowiki>
* '''established:''' This is the date the route was commissioned or assigned to its current alignment
* '''direction_a:''' This is either '''south''' or '''west''' to keep in accordance with the U.S. Roads parent project, which lists termini and junctions in progression travelling from west to east and south to north
* '''terminus_a:''' This is where the route begins and is either the '''southern''' terminus or '''western''' terminus. Locations given for junctions should be '''incorporated entities only''' (cities, towns, or incorporated villages) and not entities with no defined boundary (such as an unincorporated [[village (Vermont)|village]]).
* '''junction:''' All major junctions along this route. There is a maximum limit of 10 junctions per [[WP:USRD/INNA]] guidelines.
**These are some general guidelines of what to place here:
***Intersections with U.S. Highways, parkways/expressways, or Interstate Highways.
***Intersections that help to illustrate where the route passes through (see [[New York State Route 7]]).<!--not a Vermont route, but the example works--> These are generally intersections with long-distance travel routes or intersections in major locations on the route.
**These are some general guidelines of what not to place here:
***Junctions that do not fall into the classes above, such as those with local roads, state routes that are primarily local in nature, or locations where a route passes over/under a road but does not intersect it.
***Junctions with roads that parallel the road the article is about (example: [[I-88 (E)|I-88]] and [[NY 7]])<!--same explanation-->, as these junctions typically do not help to illustrate where the route travels.
**Routes should appear as "VT XXX" and Interstate Highways should appear as "I-XXX", where XXX is the route number per [[WP:USRD/INNA]]. Examples: [[Vermont Route 153]]→VT 153…[[Interstate 89]]→I-89.
**Try to avoid listing multiple junctions from a single area. In the event that this occurs (such as [[US 4 (VT)|US 4]] intersecting both [[I-89 (VT)|I-89]] and [[US 5 (VT)|US 5]] in [[Hartford, Vermont|Hartford]]), list only the most important of the junctions. Simply put, avoid repeating locations.
* '''direction_b:''' The opposite of ''direction_a''
* '''terminus_b:''' where the route ends, in accordance with the guidelines set forth with terminus_a
* '''counties:''' a list of counties that the route enters
* '''previous_type:''' This is the type of route that precedes the current one in the system. The value for this is: '''Interstate''', '''US''', or '''VT''' for Interstates, U.S. Routes and other Vermont Routes, respectively.
* '''previous_route:''' The number of the route preceding this one
* '''next_type:''' Same as ''previous_type'' but for the route following this one
* '''next_route:''' The number of the route succeeding this one


Routes that exist in only one county should also have that county as a category (example: since [[Vermont Route 289]] only exists in Chittenden County, it would have [[:Category:Chittenden County, Vermont]] as a category). The addition of county categories to multi-county routes is optional, but recommended.
'''Important notes regarding the routebox''': When listing the previous and next routes, please remain chronological, regardless of route type (example: VT 155, I-189, VT 191, etc.). Please see [[List of state highways in Vermont]] for a complete list. The precedence is as follows: Interstate Highway, U.S. Route, Vermont Route (per [[WP:USRD/INNA]]).


==Templates==
Any tags that do not apply to a particular route can either be omitted or left blank.

By completing the infobox as follows, you'll get a routebox like the one above.
<pre width=100%>
{{Infobox road
|state=VT
|type=VT
|route=17
|length_mi=40.409
|length_round=3
|length_ref=<ref name=routelog />
|established=By 1946<ref name=1946map>{{cite map|url=http://www.broermapsonline.org/members/NorthAmerica/UnitedStates/NewEngland/randmcnally_ra_1946_003.html|title=Rand McNally Road Atlas (southern New England)|year=1946|publisher=[[Rand McNally]]|accessdate=2007-12-23}}</ref>
|direction_a=West
|terminus_a=[[Image:NY-9N.svg|20px]][[Image:NY-22.svg|20px]] [[New York State Route 9N|NY 9N]]/[[New York State Route 22|NY 22]] via NY 910L in [[Crown Point, New York|Crown Point, NY]]
|junction=[[Image:US 7.svg|20px]] [[US 7 (VT)|US 7]] in [[New Haven, Vermont|New Haven]]<br />{{jct|state=VT|VT|116}} in [[Bristol, Vermont|Bristol]]
|direction_b=East
|terminus_b=[[Image:Vermont 100.svg|25px]] [[Vermont Route 100|VT 100]] in [[Waitsfield, Vermont|Waitsfield]]
|counties=[[Addison County, Vermont|Addison]], [[Chittenden County, Vermont|Chittenden]], [[Washington County, Vermont|Washington]]
|previous_type=VT
|previous_route=16
|next_type=VT
|next_route=18
}}
</pre>


===Stub templates===
===Stub templates===
{{t1|Vermont-road-stub}}
{{tl|Vermont-road-stub}}


{{Vermont-road-stub}}
{{Vermont-road-stub}}
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===Project templates===
===Project templates===
<nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:U.S. Roads WikiProject|U.S. Roads WikiProject]]|state=VT<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
{{tlx|U.S. Roads WikiProject|2=state=VT}}


{{U.S. Roads WikiProject|state=VT|class=NA|category=no}}
{{U.S. Roads WikiProject|state=VT|class=NA|category=no}}
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===User templates===
===User templates===
{{tlu|Wikipedia:WikiProject Vermont Routes/Userbox}}
{{tlu|Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Roads/Vermont/Userbox}}
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Userbox for participants of this project.
Userbox for participants of this project.


{{tl|USRD Announcements}}
==Categories==
Template with project announcements and updates.
All routes are to be placed in <nowiki>[[Category:State highways in Vermont|nnnA]]</nowiki> where nnn is the 3-digit route number, and A is the letter suffix if any (e.g. VT 2A is "002A", VT 3 is "003").
{{USRD Announcements}}

Routes that exist in only one county should also have that county as a category (example: since [[Vermont Route 289]] only exists in Chittenden County, it would have [[:Category:Chittenden County, Vermont]] as a category). The addition of county categories to multi-county routes is optional, but recommended.

==Related projects==
{{Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Roads/List of state roads WikiProjects}}


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Hello and welcome to the Vermont Routes task force page! If you would like to help, please jump in and start adding or editing.

Scope and goals

Numbered routes as designated by the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans). This includes all "state-designated town maintained routes", which are state highways maintained by the towns it passes through.

The goal is to organize, standardize, and expand the articles on state highways in Vermont.

How you can help

You can help by visiting the List of state highways in Vermont and selecting any route in red (which means that there is no article for it yet) and starting that article, or editing the article of any route that you can provide more information about.

You can open Category:U.S. road articles needing attention and review what has been noted to need work there. Also, you can check Category:Vermont road stubs to see which articles need expanding. Routes in Category:Routes needing mileposts are missing mileposts for the junctions. You can open this category and add mileposts for any route listed. Once the mile column has been completed (to the nearest thousandth for each junction as explained above) and sourced using the traffic counts, the {{mileposts}} tag can be removed.

Assessment

South Carolina road transport articles by quality and importance
Quality Importance
Top High Mid Low Other Total
GA 1 1
B 1 1
C 48 3 51
Start 1 233 16 250
Stub 10 1 11
List 1 3 1 6 11
Future 1 1 2
Project 1 1
Assessed 2 3 295 27 1 328
Total 2 3 295 27 1 328
WikiWork factors (?) ω = 1,525 Ω = 4.86


Recognized content

Good articles

Main page featured articles

Did you know? articles


Resources

Historical

Contemporary

Structure

Follow WP:USRD/STDS for article standards and structure.

Naming convention and shields

Articles on state highways in Vermont are to be named "Vermont Route N" (where N is the route number assigned by the Vermont Agency of Transportation) per WP:USSH. Shields are available for all state highways and have two different naming conventions:

  • Post-1995 state-maintained routes and suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Vermont #.svg
  • Post-1995 town-maintained routes and non-suffixed routes that were removed prior to 1995: Circle sign #.svg

Exceptions to both do exist: see List of state highways in Vermont or simply use {{jct}} to determine the correct shield for the route.

Categories

All routes are to be placed in [[Category:State highways in Vermont|nnnA]] where nnn is the 3-digit route number, and A is the letter suffix if any (e.g. VT 2A is "002A", VT 3 is "003").

Routes that exist in only one county should also have that county as a category (example: since Vermont Route 289 only exists in Chittenden County, it would have Category:Chittenden County, Vermont as a category). The addition of county categories to multi-county routes is optional, but recommended.

Templates

Stub templates

{{Vermont-road-stub}}

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Designates this article relating to roads in Vermont as a stub. Articles are listed in Category:Vermont road stubs.

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User templates

{{Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Roads/Vermont/Userbox}}

This user edits articles about Vermont Routes.

Userbox for participants of this project.

{{USRD Announcements}} Template with project announcements and updates.

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