2025 Grand Tour Q&A

[theemightyorbit]

For photo submissions, instead of sending in a USB, would an SD card suffice?

Secondly...

(02-04-2025 11:52 AM)StarWolve Wrote:  A question about "all locations need to be in towns that starts with G, L, M, C" - is this "location" or mailing address?

For example: The Lowesville Cafe, is in the Lowesville community/area. Lowesville is a census-designated place in the County and State, United States. However, the mailing address is not Lowesville, it is the larger nearby town name. If this other town name doesn't start with GLMC, does it still count as this is a census designated place?

My gut would be to go with "it counts", as it's a census designated place, even if the mailing address uses the name of a nearby town.

If you do a google maps search of Lowesville, NC, it shows that CDP as having established boundaries, separate from the boundaries of Mt. Holly.

The only obvious thing that Lowesville has in common with Mt. Holly is that its mailing addys are linked to Mt. Holly.

So, if a CDP is mapped, meets the G, L, M, or C requirement, but has no post office, would it still qualify if its mail came from a post office that didn't meet the G, L, M, or C naming requirement?

For instance, the Derby Inn is in the unincorporated community of Guckeen, MN, but has a Blue Earth, MN mailing address.

One more thing to ponder...

Does the establishment need to be within the town's legal boundaries, or could it be outside town limits if its mailing address is linked to the G, L, M, or C lettered town?