The route of Highway 12 between Sunderland and Lindsay was renumbered as part of Highway 7 at this time.
After refitting in the UK during 1934, the flotilla was transferred to the China Station, arriving at Hong Kong in January 1935 and renumbered as the 8th Destroyer Flotilla.
A related move to establish the separateness of the new neighborhood came in 1886, when the side streets were renumbered beginning at Central Park West, instead of Fifth Avenue, so that the first building off Central Park West was No. 1 West, not No. 301 West.
The Meråker Line's locomotives were then renumbered, starting at 51, to keep them distinguished from the Røros Line's.
To identify it as unique, it was renumbered 47601 (at the time the number range for Class 47s only extended as far as 47555).
The first H types to be withdrawn from service were also taken out of service during the time (352 in December 1957 and the first 380 in May 1959. 351 was renumbered 380 at this time).
The former M-60 that ran into Buchanan was renumbered M-174 at the time, and the department extended US 112 concurrently along M-60 to New Buffalo.
The short continuation of Granville's East Main Street in Vermont, designated as Vermont Route 30B since 1935, was renumbered to VT 149 at this time to match the New York number.
As a result, ORFs were renumbered starting with 1 at the centromere, then incrementing by +1 on each arm moving toward the telomere.
In the 1927 New Jersey state highway renumbering, Route 10 was renumbered to Route 5. Plans at the time were to build a new alignment from east of Ridgefield to Little Ferry southeast of Hackensack and form Route S5 (now Route 93) along the old road from Little Ferry to Ridgefield.
