Misaligned US 221 shield on NB Exit 16 in Valdosta, courtesy J.P. Nasiatka.


Southbound state-name shield; these are fairly common on BGS's, and as you can see, there is no rhyme and/or reason to when a shield may have the state name. This spiky sign and the rare standalone state-name shield atop this page are courtesy John Krakoff, as are the next four photos.


This northbound sign is quite beautiful. Compare it to another Georgia BGS, and look at the shields. Thanks to the miracle of the computer, every bend in every state border river can be perfectly represented, or at least so it appears.


All those state-name shields before the beginning of I-675 can't compare to the last mainline button-copy shield in Georgia, just off the exit.


The last John Krakoff photo on the page, this is on the left side of an Exit 251 (for I-85) gantry.


Although the signs are new, they have scattered state-name goodness, albeit with font a little bold. These are on I-75 SB and heading onto the exit ramp north of Atlanta.


Further along the same ramp as the previous two photos, where the ramps to I-285 East and West split.


Courtesy J.T. Legg, this was at the end of the southbound Exit 318 offramp, at US 41 north of Calhoun, but it's gone now.

Onto US 84
Onto US 221
Exit 165 to I-16
Onto I-285
Exit 218 to GA 20
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