Roads in America cross referenced with Ernest Hemingway on Wikipedia

Example:

  1. Caporetto Lane
  2. matches an alias of
  3. A Farewell to Arms,
  4. which was written by
  5. Ernest Hemingway

66 roads in 25 states are named the same as Ernest Hemingway

West Virginia is the densest

States have a different total number of roads, so we compare by a percent of roads.

1 out of every 20,327 roads in West Virginia resonates with this theme.

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Each dot is one county, sized by how many of its roads resonate with the theme. A small dot is a handful; a big one is hundreds.

Sizes are relative to this search: the biggest dot is this theme's busiest county, so a big dot here and a big dot in another theme are not the same number.

Most popular: Caporetto Lane

  1. Caporetto Lane
  2. matches an alias of
  3. A Farewell to Arms,
  4. which was written by
  5. Ernest Hemingway

1 road1 county~470k views last year

A Farewell to Arms

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Fame is the entity's yearly Wikipedia readership, rolled up across every spelling the streets use.

Most popular: Indian Camp

  1. Indian Camp
  2. matches the name of
  3. Indian Camp,
  4. which was written by
  5. Ernest Hemingway

63 roads46 counties~19k views last year

Indian Camp

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Fame is the entity's yearly Wikipedia readership, rolled up across every spelling the streets use.

Least popular: Soldier's Home Lane

  1. Soldier's Home Lane
  2. matches the name of
  3. Soldier's Home,
  4. which was written by
  5. Ernest Hemingway

1 road1 county~5.9k views last year

Soldier's Home

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Fame is the entity's yearly Wikipedia readership, rolled up across every spelling the streets use.

Least popular: Nick Adams Drive

  1. Nick Adams Drive
  2. matches the name of
  3. Nick Adams,
  4. which was created by
  5. Ernest Hemingway

1 road1 county~15.9k views last year

Nick Adams (character)

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Fame is the entity's yearly Wikipedia readership, rolled up across every spelling the streets use.