While these grammatical isoglosses are close to the pitch-accent line given in the map, they do not follow it exactly. Apart from Island, which has Eastern and , all of the Western features are found west of the pitch-accent line, though a few Eastern features may crop up again further west ( in , in ). East of the line, however, there is a zone of intermediate dialects which have a mixture of Eastern and Western features. The dialect has , though not , and about half of it has as well. In , all Western features are found apart from pitch accent and ; has and , and in the west (Nagoya dialect) as well: These features are substantial enough that classifies the dialect as Western Japanese. Western ( dialect) has as its single Western Japanese feature.