Talk:Nevada State Route 360

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This article was ranked at high importance, likely since it's on the National Highway System. I have placed it at mid importance, since it is not an overly important route. I also changed the ranking to "C" as well (even though I expanded the article--it surely was no longer a stub). Feel free to discuss/change it if you disagree. --LJ (talk) 12:45, 21 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Removed "least traveled" factoid

@RedPanda25:, I removed the factoid you added about SR 360 being the least traveled route in Nevada—not because of it potentially being trivia, but because of factual accuracy. NDOT's 2019 Annual Traffic Report (most recent available on their website) shows at least three other locations on state highways with lower than 500 AADT in Mineral County alone (same county as SR 360). Heck, even SR 265 relatively nearby only sees 90 AADT just off US 95. So I'm not sure where that article got its data, but it's lacking... LJ ↗ 20:31, 5 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]