The MO PP designation spans from MO 30 westward to Byrnes Mil Road.

This is a continuation of changeset #145480135

TIGER called this "County Highway VV", and that name caused it to get ref="MO VV" even though VV isn't actually here.

Most SSRs in Missouri are improved versions of what used to be county roads, but it's a misnomer to call them county roads and highways.

I also bumped it to tertiary.

I also fixed a small segment in U that was still residential.

I also bumped it to tertiary.

The overpass was completely unref'd before this changeset.

It also sneaks into neighboring Lafayette County a bit.

I don't know how they created TIGER initially, but my guess is that 3 looks similar to B especially if they were hand-digitizing paper maps or something similar.

I also adjusted some untouched segments with Bing aerial.

I bumped a segment of WW earlier today, and this was a continuation of that.

I did not actually reclassify anything here. That text was left over in my JOSM history.

And I bumped it from unclassified to tertiary.

I know it's been a few years, but TIGER is wrong about the name of this road. It is not called "County Highway Vv". Technically, the road is a supplemental state route (SSR) designated as "VV". Missouri statutes use the format "State Highway *" for state routes, though, so the most canonical name in my opinion is "State Highway VV".

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Some of these segment had directional prefixes, too, but that's not something MoDOT does afaik.

Sorry, that should read "primary_link" rather than "tertiary_link".

(I would actually be in favor of using tertiary for numbered county roads, too, but that's another topic.)

The highway=unclassified tag is used for roads/routes that are too minor for systematic designation, and they are usually (not required to be) maintained by local government.

SSRs, on the other hand, are designated, signed with letters, and maintained by the state DOT.

No other objects or tags were touched in order to make this a clean revert if needed.