Nevada state route 140: Which kind of route sign is pictured?

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Why

The route number sits inside a white outline of the state, with the state's name below it, which marks a state highway. A U.S. route marker uses a white shield shape instead, and county markers are typically blue and yellow pentagons.

Tip A marker shaped like a state's outline, often with the state's name on it, is a quick clue that you are on a state route.

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Topic: Guide signs   License: Car permit

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• Route, Guide and Service Signs

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