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The boundary is stated plainly, once, here: the world-famous ground of this county stands outside Lakeville's limits and is claimed in this section at boundary size, never annexed. That ground is the University of Notre Dame, some thirteen miles north of the town by the Michigan Road — the Golden Dome, the stadium, the basilica and grotto — world-famous by any measure, and not Lakeville's. It enters this section for one reason only: it is the fame every Lakeville fame is measured against, and the reason a reader must be told at the start that Lakeville's own roll, which follows in the banked file, is a roll of national, state, regional and local fame at true sizes, with no world-famous site in it. The same rule binds the county's other boundary fame used in these addenda — a National Historic Landmark, a proving ground, a departed hall of fame — each printed with its city named and its size stated.