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Per chance, have you driven US 33 southeast of Columbus? I've driven the new segment south of Athens to the West Virginia state line, but not northward. BTW, they are reconstructing the diamond interchange at OH 7 and US 33 in Pomeroy to I believe a semi-directional interchange. US 33 now turns a 90-degree eastward at that point, so I believe they are installing flyover ramps. Otherwise, I would have no idea what all the reconstruction is about. Seicer (talk) (contribs) 21:30, 13 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Yes, I've been down that way a few times recently, to varying distances, as far as Nelsonville on one occasion, to ride that scenic railorad. I've got a few pics, especially of the Lancaster bypass and the Southeast Expressway. And regarding the Ravenswood Connector, I'd heard something a while ago somewhere that they were improving that US-33 / OH-7 interchange, but I haven't made it that far southeast in quite some time.
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Good day, I was wondering how you created the map . I would like to make a map of historical streetcar routes in Columbus and I like the way yours is formatted. Thanks.--Analogue Kid (talk) 20:52, 3 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
It was drawn using vector (pen) tools in Paint Shop Pro. Data-wise, it was traced (loosely) over a map copied from MS Streets & Trips in which I'd highlighted the numbered streets and avenues. I'm not sure how much of a copyright issue that is, actually. Tracing over pretty much any other source would result essentially the same drawing, and the errors introduced in the tracing step far outweigh any differences between Microsoft's data and other providers. Vid the Kid (t/c) Does this font make me look fat? 06:45, 7 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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That was made in Paint Shop Pro 8. I do still have the original .pspImage file containing vector drawing layers, and can easily reproduce it at higher resolutions, but I don't think PSP will export to SVG format. (It can barely import SVG, and only as a flat rasterized image.) Maybe I'll re-do it when I become more familiar with Inkscape. Vid the Kid (t/c) Does this font make me look fat? 05:27, 1 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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. I would like to make a map of historical streetcar routes in Columbus and I like the way yours is formatted. Thanks.--Analogue Kid (talk) 20:52, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
