U.S. Route shields

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Contents 1 Blanks 2 Two-digit routes 3 Suffixed routes 4 California-style 5 Old Florida-style 6 Historic Routes 7 Templates for making new shields 8 Requesting shields

[edit] Blanks

[edit] Two-digit routes

		US 100.svg	US 999.svg
US 79A.svg	US 79B.svg	==Three-digit routes==

[edit] Suffixed routes

[edit] California-style

[edit] Old Florida-style

[edit] Historic Routes

[edit] Templates for making new shields

Not for use on Wikipedia!

Get the Roadgeek 2005 Fonts and then just edit these in your favorite SVG editor (I recommend Inkscape.), and then change all text objects to paths. Then save it as a plain SVG. That should be safe to upload to the Commons as US X.svg or US X (CA).svg. Then use that in Wikipedia. You should also add it to the list above.

[edit] Requesting shields

If do not want to make a shield using the SVG templates above, you can try asking someone to make one for you on the request page on Wikipedia. Just be very clear about what # and if it is California style or not. Right now, you need to wait for a human to fulfill your request.