A water parcel entering the network will mix and split at the fracture intersections and parts of the original parcel will traverse a multitude of different fractures.
Where US 50 and SR 89 split, at an intersection known as "The Y", the former turns east on the four-lane Lake Tahoe Boulevard, which it follows to and along the south shore of Lake Tahoe, then it enters the state of Nevada.
Just east of the town line, NY 20SY and NY 321 split at an intersection with Forward Road, with NY 321 following Forward Road eastward and NY 20SY proceeding north on modern NY 321 to an intersection with NY 5 (West Genesee Street).
A short distance later, DE 24 and DE 30 split at an intersection.
Immediately after Camden Yards, MD 295 splits into a one-way pair at the intersection with Washington Boulevard with northbound traffic following Paca Street and southbound traffic following Greene Street.
At the intersection with South College Avenue DE 896 splits to the south and DE 4 continues east past the University of Delaware campus to the north, intersecting Chestnut Hill Road.
By definition, true positive splits are the intersection of condition positives and test outcome positive and true negative splits are the intersection of condition negatives and test outcome negative.
At the intersection with Walnut Street, PA 183 splits into a one-way pair that carries two lanes in each direction, with the northbound direction remaining along Front Street and the southbound direction following Schuylkill Avenue.
At the intersection with Sidney Avenue, Route 109 splits into a one-way pair that has two lanes in each direction, with the northbound direction following Sidney Avenue east before turning north on Washington Street and the southbound direction remaining on Lafayette Street.
In Hasbrouck Heights, the lanes split with the Bendix Diner located between the traffic lanes at the intersection of County Route 40 (Williams Avenue), the last traffic light on Route 17 before the New York state line.
