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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A new street sign in a Texas city has caused some red faces among Harris County officials.
The sign, near the Houston-area city of Cypress, is supposed to read "Hempstead," KHOU reported. However, the letters "s" and "t" are transposed, so the sign reads as "Hemptsead," the television station reported.
Typo spotted on new street signs near Cypress https://t.co/wHgzHJOzV5 pic.twitter.com/7QNewvoDn5
— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) February 19, 2019
Harris County officials said they are aware of the typographical glitch and are working to fix the problem, KHOU reported.
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