Rolling Rock

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Rolling Rock
Found by DDaily
City
State Minnesota
Country United States
Continent North America
Posted on Nov 2, 2005
Map Location 45° 22' 54" N, 92° 59' 33" W
Numbers 35, 35, 3, 11, 33
Type Basic
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This sign is submitted by Road Sign Math first-timer, and brother-in-law of the founder of the hunt for mathematically significant roadsigns, Dennis Daily. This sign is a hidden tribute to Rolling Rock beer, and it's references to "33" on their bottles. Rolling Rock puts this 33 on their bottles as a tribute to the repeal of Prohibition. This mathematically significant roadsign identifies "33" as a tribute to Rolling Rock.

20051102-RollingRock.jpg

Excuse the bug splatter on the window!</p>

The math on this sign was made more complicated due to the ruling change regarding rule #4. Previous to that rule, the I35 indicators would be excluded from the math leaving a very elegant solution. However, now these must be included. Luckily we are able to easily cancel them out.

(35 - 35) + (3 \times 11) = 33

This sign was found in Minnesota heading southbound on I-35 heading toward the Twin Cities. The GPS coordinates are approximately N45 22 54.1 W92 59 32.8.

Ed.: This sign is the 75th mathetmatically significant roadsign!

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