About: Lohana State Route 641

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Lohana State Route 641 was planned as Carlana Territorial Route 2641 in the 1970s. The route was originally supposed to end at Route 558, but was extended in 1997 to DI-92. After Lohana's statehood, the route became Lohana State Route 2641 (pronounced twenty-six-forty-one in this case). In late 2004, a bridge over the Nautahaick Fork had to undergo replacement after the October 2004 Central Lohana storms.

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rdfs:label	Lohana State Route 641
rdfs:comment	Lohana State Route 641 was planned as Carlana Territorial Route 2641 in the 1970s. The route was originally supposed to end at Route 558, but was extended in 1997 to DI-92. After Lohana's statehood, the route became Lohana State Route 2641 (pronounced twenty-six-forty-one in this case). In late 2004, a bridge over the Nautahaick Fork had to undergo replacement after the October 2004 Central Lohana storms.
dcterms:subject	Lohana state routes
abstract	Lohana State Route 641 was planned as Carlana Territorial Route 2641 in the 1970s. The route was originally supposed to end at Route 558, but was extended in 1997 to DI-92. After Lohana's statehood, the route became Lohana State Route 2641 (pronounced twenty-six-forty-one in this case). In late 2004, a bridge over the Nautahaick Fork had to undergo replacement after the October 2004 Central Lohana storms. In 2005, it and the two other formerly four-digit state routes were renumbered by removing the first digit from the old number, as part of Lohana's plan to get rid of four-digit route numbering. Thus, Route 2641 became Route 641.

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