Wikipedia:WikiProject Highways/Peer review/Colorado State Highway 14
I need some comments about what is to be done to improve this article to GA. --Pzoxicuvybtnrm 23:48, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
- The article is much too short and lacking of detail. There is only one paragraph of route description for a 237-mile route, which is unacceptable at even the B-class level. The history section is similar, with no exact commissioning year. No mention of any realignments. What was "the gap" that was eliminated in 1979? Did SH-14 get split into two highways at one point? When?
- Per WP:RJL, rowspans are not to be used for concurrencies in the junction list. Instead, note the concurrency's begin and end in the notes column, and (at your option) use colors to denote the ends of the concurrency.
- Is that actually a photo from the concurrency? The signage says "TO"...
- Referencing is not as extensive as would be required by GA. The route description has only one reference, and that's for the western terminus. References are generally needed for the geographic names listed unless they're prominent rivers or other well-known features. What is the nature of "Teds Place"?
- "Transverses" is used two times in quick succession. Vary word usage.
- Reference 3 (Salek) is not a reliable source. —Scott5114↗ [EXACT CHANGE ONLY] 05:34, 5 April 2010 (UTC)