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g posts as well as the holes
         (inside + out) are numbered left to right, so you may not even have
         to open the closure if you are just looking for an F2 BP number --
         just trace the drop wire from the house into the numbered hole on the
         closure. The TErminal Address for the F2 is the address of the house
         or premise closest to the pole near this closure.  These terminals
         (esp. 1A1, etc) are also used for straight and branch splices for
         aerial cables, so you may see one cable in / two out;  also, the
         closure can be used for splicing only, so there may not be drop wires
         (in this case, it wont be listed in LMOS because it is not a terminal
         point).  There is generally one of these every pole near a quad of
         houses or so, mounted on the cable about an arm's length from the
         pole.

Type 2>  Both the 53A4 and the N-type terminals serve the same function as
         the 49-type just described,