A study of methods to locate and identify field reference points on the state highway system through the numbering of state highway bridges.
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Field reference numbers for bridge structures.
One of the primary purposes of conducting the Highway Planning
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Survey Program, which is administered by the Planning and Research
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Division, is to provide an up-to-date inventory of all highway
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facilities in the State. A major element of the road inventory program
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is the method used to locate and identify individual segments of the
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road network, so that records pertaining to these individual segments
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can be properly kept. Since the beginning of the HPS Program, a route,
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section, log-mile system has been used to identify specific segments of
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or points on the statewide road network. These segments or points are
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shown on "route and section" maps prepared for the several individual
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roadway systems making up the statewide road network.
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USDOT or funded partners. As a repository, ROSA P retains documents in their original published format to
ensure public access to scientific information.
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