 
Steam locomotive number 433 stands at the trailhead of the
Virginia Creeper Trail in Abingdon, Virginia.
Avant-garde composer John Cage's piece titled 4'33" (referred to as "four, thirty-three") entails playing nothing at all for four minutes and thirty-three seconds. [Earls]
The last 433 digits of 433433 form a prime number. [Gupta]
The smallest prime > 3 that is the sum of the digits of
first imtegers up to another prime. [Silva]
The Mid Ocean Golf Club in Bermuda has a 433-yard fifth known as the "Cape." [Mello]
The modernist poem "The Waste Land" by T. S. Eliot is often
cited as having a line count of 433, but actually contains
one more. The error is due to the author himself footnoting
some of the last lines incorrectly.
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