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Emory Road, I have been informed on 2 different visits to Knoxville (by two different natives who don't know each other), was, until recently, the longest un-numbered rural route in Tennessee, if not in the country. I realize that at best this qualifies as OR, but surely, if this is such common local lore, someone in the Wiki community knows about this and can make of E R something more than a red link. Will attempt to research as I am able, but not being on the scene in Knoxville, my resources are limited. I'll also suggest it at the Project.
Ragityman (talk) 08:05, 21 February 2011 (UTC)Reply