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The Article Creation and Improvement Drive is a collaboration to improve articles to featured article status.
- /History - For past collaborations.
- /Removed - For removed nominations. (depracated; used under old system)
- /Maintenance - AID upkeep.
Interstate 96.
Join the contest to receive a barnstar!
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Introduction
We have switched to a one-article only system. Stub-class Interstates and U.S. Routes are our primary focus.
Whoever contributes the most to the article and improves it will get a barnstar. This will be determined once the cleanup tag is removed, and the article is at B class (please do not fradulently remove the tag.)
How the article is selected
The next article on the list is the next one selected.
How an article is removed from the list
If consensus arises for the removal of an article on the talk page of this article, then it will be removed.
Next articles to be featured
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- US 287 looks interesting with its gradual expansion and the creation of an auto trail-like organization after 1926. --NE2 20:48, 3 November 2007 (UTC)
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