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Winnipeg city routes (network=CA:MB:Winnipeg): trapezoid (see example: Route 105 shield)
Similar with Alberta (see #218), the regular Manitoba provincial highway marker contains the shield within a rectangle with the provincial wordmark on top (see this shield for Highway 10), but the shield itself only (also used in interchange guide signs) has been preferred for simplicity, and also in line with practice by most commercial road maps (GMaps, most print maps). The official Manitoba highway map (see https://www.gov.mb.ca/mit/map/pdf/mapside.pdf ) also does the same, but uses a maple leaf completely filled with green for TCH routes.
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Sorry, I’ve been busy, but you’re welcome to take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md and contribute these shields, as many others have done. This is a volunteer project after all. 🙂
Similar to Alberta:
Similar with Alberta (see #218), the regular Manitoba provincial highway marker contains the shield within a rectangle with the provincial wordmark on top (see this shield for Highway 10), but the shield itself only (also used in interchange guide signs) has been preferred for simplicity, and also in line with practice by most commercial road maps (GMaps, most print maps). The official Manitoba highway map (see https://www.gov.mb.ca/mit/map/pdf/mapside.pdf ) also does the same, but uses a maple leaf completely filled with green for TCH routes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: