Wikipedia:WikiProject Highways/Assessment/A-Class Review/H-58 (Michigan county highway)


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Article was promoted to A-Class. —Scott5114↗ [EXACT CHANGE ONLY] 19:45, 9 August 2012 (UTC)

H-58 (Michigan county highway)
review
 * Suggestion: Promote to A-Class
 * Nominator's comments: This county road literally took an Act of Congress to get paved through Alger County. It's come a long way, and yes, I know that the article needs a map, so if someone is good with GIS (I'm still learning) please add one. There was a previous PR at WikiProject Highways/Peer review/H-58 (Michigan county highway), but it dates from 2008 and focused more on the name of the article than the content of the article.


 * Nominated by:  Imzadi 1979  →   03:30, 17 April 2012 (UTC)
 * First comment occurred: 03:19, 18 April 2012 (UTC)

Support - I will now support the article.  Dough 48  72  02:42, 21 April 2012 (UTC)


 * Infobox and lead
 * 1) Circa with an exact date?
 * 2) The last half of the second paragraph (starting with "The H-58 designation...") could be split out into a separate paragraph.  What do you think?
 * 3) There seems to be some verb tense inconsistency in the last sentence.  You say "Paving projects were completed..." but also "...H-58 in Alger County is now paved."  I'm not sure how it should be fixed, though.  Perhaps it would read better to you if the "H-58 in Alger County" part were first.


 * Route description
 * 1) "...H-58 passes out of town by the Neenah Paper Mill, ..." Do you mean the route has just left Munising? If so, this could be written more clearly.  Also, the comma at the end really isn't necessary.
 * 2) "...outside of the southern boundary..." Parallel to the boundary or heading into the park?
 * 3) The location of the park visitor's center should have a reference.
 * 4) "Leaving town..." sounds weird if you read it like me and think the highway already left town by the paper mill.
 * 5) The quote seems a little dramatic, but that's just me.
 * 6) How much snow does the park get where the road is closed in winter?
 * 7) You say "community of Grand Marais" twice in quick succession.


 * Not really a fixable issue, but the RD is just a bit too travel-guidey for me. I can't remember if you're planning on going further after with this article after ACR, but don't be surprised if this comes up again.


 * History
 * 1) Echoing one of the concerns of the DE 17 GAR, we should attempt to tidy up the "by &lt;year&gt;"s.
 * All addressed so far... 21:03, 5 August 2012 (UTC)
 * 1) "The ACRC had a five-stage plan..." maybe say "implemented" instead of "had".
 * 2) "Funding on the paving project between Buck Hill and the boundary of the national park was being held up..." Tense issue, should be "was held up".  Both ways are correct, this way seems more direct.
 * 3) Same thing on "While the county had completed a segment..."
 * 4) "October 15, 2010, marking the opening to traffic." Seems like it's missing a word.  "...marking the official opening to traffic"?
 * 5) "...someone has been spreading nails along the newly paved road." To me, it reads like it's accusing someone, which is borderline NPOV.  Maybe say "...nails have been spread along the newly paved road."


 * I know the by years aren't exactly workable, but we should keep it as a goal.


 * Junction list
 * It's fine.

OK, finished reviewing. –Fredddie™ 01:02, 6 August 2012 (UTC)
 * And I'm done with your comments...  Imzadi 1979  →   01:09, 6 August 2012 (UTC)


 * Support. –Fredddie™ 14:58, 7 August 2012 (UTC)


 * Support issues resolved. --Rschen7754 23:05, 8 August 2012 (UTC)


 * Comments I'm writing this without internet connection, so I can't make any minor adjustments myself.
 * Lede
 * "initially, this county road was gravel or earth roadway between Munising and Kingston Corners and used other roads to connect to Grand Marais." - Too much road here; I believe roadway is redundant and removing it would solve the issue. used is also a possessive verb and sort of personifies the road. Perhaps travelled along?
 * "In the 1930s, the road was built to connect to Deer Park and to fill in the gap between Kingston Corners and Grand Marais." - This is kind of confusing... It existed in the 1920s, then it was built in the 1930s? Again, I think the problem here may be too many uses of "road". I usually make use of "route" to make it clear that the roadway changes but the designation is consistent, although perhaps using "a road" in place of "the road" would be... er... correcter.
 * "The southwestern segment between Munising and Van Meer was used as a section of M-94 from 1929 until it was transferred back to county control in the early 1960s." - Used again. Perhaps "was used as a section of" would be better as "formed part of"
 * "Initially, only the section of H-58 Grand Marais to Deer Park was given the number;" - I think a "from" is missing here and "of H-58" is redundant in the context of the previous sentence.
 * Route description
 * "The highway follows the eastern end of Munising Street through the end of town by the Neenah Paper Mill,[3] and turns northeasterly." -> "The highway follows the eastern end of Munising Street to the edge of town by the Neenah Paper Mill,[3] then turns northeasterly." (don't give me a "then" speech Dough
 * "Farther east, H-58 meets H-15 in Van Meer, home of the Bear Trap Inn and Bar" - should be "further east" if I'm not mistaken. Is there some noteworthiness to this place by the way?
 * "Melstrand is located outside of the national park boundaries in the Lake Superior State Forest. H-58 continues through "burned and cut areas, meadows, maturing second growth, and the haunting sounds of silence".[4] H-58 reenters the park boundaries and approaches more Pictured Rocks facilities like the Hurricane River Campground, home to camping facilities." - These three sentences all read as a topic sentence in a paragraph. I think FAC will pick at the flow issue here.
 * "The road through this area travels northward towards Buck Hill near the intersection with the Adams Truck Trail." - "this area" and "near the intersection with the Adams Truck Trail" sort of conflict and make this sentence awkward.
 * "snow plows do not clear the snow from the roadway allowing it to be used as a snowmobile trail." - should have a comma between "roadway" and "allowing".
 * "This location gives motorists a chance to hike down to the lakeshore to see the Au Sable Point Lighthouse peeking above the trees to the east and the Grand Sable Dunes to the west along the lake." - "along the lake" is redundant.
 * "The roadway crosses the Hurricane River and turns southerly away from Lake Superior. H-58 turns back eastward near Grand Sable Lake, running between the north shore of the lake and the Grand Sable Dunes on the south shore of Lake Superior." - Any way of getting rid of one "Lake Superior" here? (optional)
 * "H-58 makes a 90° curve and turns northward" -> "H-58 makes a 90° curve northward" or "H-58 makes a 90° curve to the north"
 * "This town is home to a small harbor that was once the home of a lumber shipping port, and it was the location of thirty saloons, boarding houses, a dozen hotels, two newspapers, the Alger–Smith sawmill and a train taking passengers to Marquette." - Why so much description of the glory days of this town?
 * History
 * "Additional legislation was also passed that removed the original road construction mandate from the park.[33]" - Was this this legislation introduced by Stupak, or a new piece, given the two year gap?
 * Pardon my possible CanEHdianism, but is it "checks" or "cheques"?
 * "in a ceremony" -> "at a ceremony" or "during a ceremony"
 * Major intersections
 * No issues, looks good!
 * Overall, mostly just some grammatical and flow issues that I can see. -  ʄɭoʏɗiaɲ  τ ¢  15:33, 9 August 2012 (UTC)
 * OK, copy edits applied. As for the checks/cheques item, only American Express traveller's cheques use the British/Canadian spelling in the US, otherwise they are checks here.  Imzadi 1979  →   18:48, 9 August 2012 (UTC)
 * Alright, looks essentially perfect now. The only concern I have left is the "Van Meer, home of the Bear Trap Inn and Bar"... As it is this just mentions the bar, but not why it is important to the town or the highway, or why it is noteworthy at all. Other than that I'm prepared to Support this promotion - the other reviwers seem to have found most of the kinks and I can't spot anything else myself that is concerning. -  ʄɭoʏɗiaɲ  τ ¢  19:27, 9 August 2012 (UTC)


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