Talk:Nevada State Route 34

Sources

After searching a long time on the Washoe County website I found a brief statement about pavement costs for CR 447 and CR 34. This is a small and settle acknowledgement of the existence of CR 34 by the county on there website. The report can be found here: Department of Public Works Budget Presentation FY 2008‐2009, the statement is on page 14. -Kluft (talk) 06:37, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

Please do not revert

If you feel that this page has false info, do not revert and move on. Fix it. Contact me. I am really sick of putting facts of Nevada highways up and some noob revert it because they think its wrong. -Thank you; Kluft (talk) 07:09, 1 September 2009 (UTC)

Wikipedia has a reputation to uphold

• Heh. Get used to it. The best way to avoid getting something reverted is to have a reliable source in the article. On a subject like this highway, where there's about as many sources of info as sources of water in that area, the risk is there. The photos help a lot - it could use some daytime photos though. But there could still be someone from Finland who comes along and calls it non-notable. Wikipedia is in decline now because people fight with each other more often than they work together to build it up. But we don't own pages on wikipedia so we can just try to shepherd them along with improvements. The only way to own a page is to have your own web site - and I know you do. Ikluft (talk) 05:14, 2 September 2009 (UTC)

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