Ohio
is a huge state, and thousands of miles of highway are maintained within its
confines. As much as possible, accuracy in signage is assured along these roads.
However, there are times when a U.S. route number is erroneously placed in an
Ohio route marker, or a name on a sign is misspelled, or some other sign goof
occurs. This page is dedicated to those signage gaffs that occur on the highways
and by-ways of the Buckeye State. If you come across a sign goof and can get
a photo of it, please let me know! Contact me at michohioroads#yahoo.com
(change "#" to "@" to e-mail). Also, if you have noticed
that any of the signage errors below have been corrected, please let me know
about that, too!
Photo
Description
Photographer
Date
Taken
On this
sign truss just outside of Cadiz, the US 22/US 250 East guide sign is
paired with an erroneous OH 250 West exit sign.
Jason
Reighard
7/17/2003
This
newer, erroneous OH 68 North reflective sign is at the on-ramp to US 68
North from OH 334 near Springfield.
James
Schul
1/04/2003
Just
west of the downtown Eaton intersection with US 127/OH 732, there is this
OH 35 shield goof on US 35/OH 122 West.
James
Schul
12/21/2002
The
first reassurance marker for US 22 in downtown Cincinnati should actually
be accompanied by an OH 3 shield. Instead, a US 3 shield was erected beneath
it.
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