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Re; US 441 in Florida Edits
editA lot of US Route and Interstate Route infoboxes have two sets of navigator boxes when needed, even though there's often more than one "hidden" state road included. We tend to use two sets of them when a hidden state road is entirely dominated by the US Roads, like Florida State Road 57 which is dominated by US 19 north of Capps, or Florida State Road 63, which is dominated by US 27 north of Tallahassee. What you did was remove the state routes that correctly come before and after US 441 in Florida, which was why I reverted your edits. I do understand why you want to remove Florida State Road 7 from the infobox. It's a separate route with it's own article. ---------User:DanTD (talk) 18:17, 28 January 2013 (UTC)
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