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Go Set a Watchman
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Jean Louise Finch always made this journey by air, but she decided to go by train from New York to Maycomb Junction on her fifth annual trip home.†
p. 3.6 *

junction = a place where things come together
Greenville, Evergreen, Maycomb Junction.†
p. 7.3
She had told the conductor not to forget to let her off, and because the conductor was an elderly man, she anticipated his joke: he would rush at Maycomb Junction like a bat out of hell and stop the train a quarter of a mile past the little station, then when he bade her goodbye he would say he was sorry, he almost forgot.†
p. 7.4
No trains went there—Maycomb Junction, a courtesy title, was located in Abbott County, twenty miles away.†
p. 7.9
I'm gonna get in this car and drive it to Maycomb Junction and sit there until the first train comes along and get on it.†
p. 260.1
She was far from trusting him: if he starts on Mackworth Praed and tells me I'm just like him I'll be at Maycomb Junction before sundown.†
p. 264.7

Definitions:

(1) (junction)
a place where two or more things come together
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
A comprehensive dictionary will also describe specialized meanings in electronics and physics.