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On my [[Kingston to Ottawa Cycling]] trip, I noticed many of these signs indicating upcoming intersections on bends in the road.  I photographed a number of these.
{{Cats}}On my [[Kingston to Ottawa Cycling]] trip, I noticed many of these signs indicating upcoming intersections on bends in the road.  I photographed a number of these.


Most of the roads in eastern Ontario are build on a grid pattern roughly 1 mile apart.  This means that every mile there are 4 way intersections, at least in theory.  Main roads can often zig-zag through a series of right angle turns, with the remain legs of the intersection joining from the sides - hence the following road signs.
Most of the roads in eastern Ontario are build on a grid pattern roughly 1 mile apart.  This means that every mile there are 4 way intersections, at least in theory.  Main roads can often zig-zag through a series of right angle turns, with the remain legs of the intersection joining from the sides - hence the following road signs.

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On my Kingston to Ottawa Cycling trip, I noticed many of these signs indicating upcoming intersections on bends in the road. I photographed a number of these.

Most of the roads in eastern Ontario are build on a grid pattern roughly 1 mile apart. This means that every mile there are 4 way intersections, at least in theory. Main roads can often zig-zag through a series of right angle turns, with the remain legs of the intersection joining from the sides - hence the following road signs.

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