#7, #82, #130 Country Roads

Here are some Country Roads! Although, the last two really should be State Roads...

#7 https://puzz.link/p?country/14/9/209lr5b58kalh4e5ap6vc50g55g5kumgiug3s0tk45gvsu0h38-11k94g3g33

#82 (Virginia) https://puzz.link/p?country/16/13/ag2ak28qidsams4ko2kg2r01g00gb4a34r9929803ucuvpoi160u484c80380i805vvujg0muv4g081g1g37g3-1d34h83l6227

#130 (Pennsylvania) https://puzz.link/p?country/18/13/54l1k3pamot90ng0dc01d00i803200mg0jd32csdna000tcd1l4b3rdt4vs2008801q007e004o06uvvsaedg9u90r-22j2j54g

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