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Help identify the top intersections that need improvements in Humboldt county.

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Submit up to 5 intersections that should have the highest priority to be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link above for a list of intersections to choose from.

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Please submit up to 5 more intersections that you believe should be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link at the top of the page for a list of intersections to choose from.

Answered: 4
Skipped: 15

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Place a pin on the top 10 intersections you think need improvement in Humboldt County. When using the map please zoom in on the specific intersection you would like to place the pin on. There are 700 intersections plotted on the map, please place your pins directly on the intersection icon.

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December 22, 2017, 8:17 AM

Submit up to 5 intersections that should have the highest priority to be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link above for a list of intersections to choose from.
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Please submit up to 5 more intersections that you believe should be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link at the top of the page for a list of intersections to choose from.
No response.
Place a pin on the top 10 intersections you think need improvement in Humboldt County. When using the map please zoom in on the specific intersection you would like to place the pin on. There are 700 intersections plotted on the map, please place your pins directly on the intersection icon.
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Below you can choose to either submit a list of the intersections that are most important to you, or you can choose intersections by selecting them on a map. To see whether an intersection is eligible for improvements, see this list of intersections.

When using the map please zoom in on the specific intersection you would like to place the pin on. There are 700 intersections plotted on the map so we recommend using a desktop or laptop computer to place pins on the map. Please place your pins directly on the intersection icon. You will also be prompted to leave an option comment about each intersection with the pin.

Submit up to 5 intersections that should have the highest priority to be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link above for a list of intersections to choose from.

Please submit up to 5 more intersections that you believe should be improved. Format should be: Road, Road, Region where the intersection is located. Please see the link at the top of the page for a list of intersections to choose from.

Place a pin on the top 10 intersections you think need improvement in Humboldt County. When using the map please zoom in on the specific intersection you would like to place the pin on. There are 700 intersections plotted on the map, please place your pins directly on the intersection icon.

Mark a map in 3 steps

1 Select a place type

P - Needs Improvement (place up to 10)

Needs Improvement (P)

2 Click where you would like to place the pin

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3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add more pins

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