On 9/30/05, Daniel P. B. Smith <dpbsmith(a)verizon.net> wrote: Well, kinda works. After only about five months of high school articles being almost invariably kept, looks like we've moved on to elementary schools. :/

OK, now I'm interested. What was the article like when it was deleted? Can't we copy these things somewhere before deleting them? I'd like to include the article in Jnanabase. Anthony

Ok, I dug farther and that happened when someone put it up for deletion. *SHRUG*. (For admins: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Undelete&target=White…) White Horse Circle is a traffic circle in Hamilton Township, New Jersey. It is no longer a true traffic circle, but is bisected by U.S. Highway 206 (commonly called Route 206). It is named after the nearby neighborhood of White Horse. This intersection connects South Broad Street, White Horse-Mercerville Road, and Bordentown Road. Bordentown Road and the western side of South Broad St. make up sections of Route 206. Due to its bisection by a major highway and cut-up appearance, it has a highly complex traffic pattern. Only White Horse-Mercerville Road has a stop sign at the circle, while the eastern part of South Broad St. and the southern part of Route 206 have traffic signals some distance from the circle. To allow cars to move in a safe fashion, there are six yield-signed road segments allowing cars to get to Route 206 and from the highway to White Horse-Mercerville Road. Route 206, when the light allows, has no yield sign restrictions. Since the completion of Interstate 195 which runs near the circle, much of the traffic that would have gone through the circle would now take the wider, faster interstate. Circle traffic bound for the interstate would either take the exit on U.S. 206 south for westbound traffic and the intersection at South Broad Street and Arena Drive for eastbound traffic. History and Trivia At one point, the White Horse Circle was the northern end of U.S. Highway 130 before the freeway through Hamilton was built. In the 1920s, it was also the northern end of N.J. 2. Some highway bridges from the period along U.S. 206 have "New Jersey Highway 2" carved into the concrete barriers. The western end of New Jersey State Highway 37 was going to be at the White Horse Circle at one time. That highway was going to run down South Broad Street towards Yardville along what is now CR 524. At one time, the bridge in Yardville on South Broad Street over Groff Lake had "New Jersey State Highway 37" carved into the concrete barriers. Now, the traffic that would have taken NJ 37 takes I-195. See Also * Traffic circle * List of traffic circles in New Jersey * Hamilton Township, New Jersey * White Horse, New Jersey Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Undelete" Categories: Pages for deletion | Traffic circles in New Jersey On 10/1/05, Phroziac <phroziac(a)gmail.com> wrote:

On 10/2/05, Bryan Derksen <bryan.derksen(a)shaw.ca> wrote: Or to put it another way somewhere out of the way where people are not going to notice and it is unlikely to have any effect on the running of wikipedia. I'm failing to see a downside. -- geni

On 10/2/05, Bryan Derksen <bryan.derksen(a)shaw.ca> wrote: Excellent. Now a rambot article which has existed for nearly three years, and has had a link to the now deleted article about the White Horse Circle since January, has been updated to include useful information about that local landmark.