User:Jordano53

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University of Mississippi.

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Welcome to Jordano⁵³'s userpage, the place dreams are made of.
My interests mainly lie in the fields of sports, vexillology, and historic sites. However, I routinely edit articles of topics unrelated to these.

Things I will do in the future

Sandboxes
1 (Hamline), 2 (LFCHD), 3 (Crumbine)

Wikify Samuel Jay Crumbine
Add to Morrison County NRHPs
Add to Hamline Pipers football
Create articles for legislators in the 1st Minnesota Territorial Legislature
Add to William Hemingway (politician)

University of Mississippi sub-list:

Things I've done

Major awards!

	The Original Barnstar
	Thank you for your fine work creating Kosmo, Utah. Magnolia677 (talk) 09:47, 8 May 2020 (UTC)

Articles I've involved myself with

Articles I've edited substantially
Wisconsin Badgers women's volleyball, Bake Turner, Flag of Phoenix (May 31, 2020), Flag of Las Vegas, Public holidays in the Bahamas, Clarence Buckman, Flag of Calgary

Articles I've created

2019
Seiichi Shima (January 1), Kenjiro Tamiya (April 27), Chremistica tagalica (June 10), Pete Noga (June 29), Tokuji Iida (November 6), Kihachi Enomoto (November 8)
Early half of 2020
Carl Huntington (February 25), Bono, Texas (April 9), Parker, Johnson County, Texas (April 10), Burton-Rosenmeier House (April 12), Little Falls Carnegie Library (April 12), Fort Duquesne (Minnesota) (April 13), Little Falls Commercial Historic District (April 13), Morrison County Courthouse (April 13), Our Lady of the Angels Academy (April 14), Pine Tree Lumber Company Office Building (April 14), William Warren Two Rivers House Site and Peter McDougall Farmstead (April 15), Charles A. Weyerhaeuser and Musser Houses (April 15), Almond A. White House (April 16), Flag of Albuquerque (April 26), Flag of San Antonio (April 30), Flag of San Jose, California (May 1), Flag of Austin (May 3) (June 4, 2020), Flag of Charlotte (May 6), Kosmo, Utah (May 7), Flag of Columbus, Ohio (May 8) ( October 16, 2020,November 11, 2020), Flag of El Paso (May 9), Christian Rosenmeier (May 12), David T. Fischer (May 16), Flag of Budapest (May 21), Tanglefoot Trail (May 24), Flag of Saint Paul, Minnesota (May 26), Rosenmeier (surname) (June 4)
Late half of 2020
Flag of Raleigh, North Carolina (July 21) (August 16, 2020, February 11, 2021), Blevins Gap Nature Preserve (July 30), Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Trail (August 2), Citronelle Walking Trail (August 2), City of Foley Antique Rose Trail (August 5), Cottonwood, Somervell County, Texas (August 9), George's Creek, Texas (August 20), Glass, Texas (September 22), Rock Creek, Texas (September 25), Sepno, Oborniki County (October 19), Sadayoshi Fujimoto (November 2), J.R. Aspelin (November 3), Coat of arms of Yekaterinburg (November 3), Coat of arms of Chelyabinsk‎ (November 4), Coat of arms of Perm‎ (November 5), Kenjiro Matsuki (November 8), Hiroyuki Yamazaki (November 12), Cherepanov steam locomotive (November 13), Ernst Reinhold von Hofmann (November 16), Jonesville, Illinois (December 6), Helmar, Illinois (December 31)
Early half of 2021
Gordon Rosenmeier (January 27) (March 3, 2021), Dauphin Island Audubon Bird Sanctuary (February 4), William Morrison (trader) (February 6), Allan Morrison (trader) (February 8), James McClellan Boal (February 10), Samuel Burkleo (February 11), David B. Loomis (February 12), John Rollins (Minnesota politician) (February 12), William R. Sturgis (February 13), Benjamin Wetherill Brunson (February 15), William Dugas (February 22), Thomas A. Holmes (February 26)