- with
small stones. Not all
laterite and
murram roads are
therefore strictly gravel roads.
Laterite and
murram which contains a
significant proportion...
- Nadu. T.T. Devas****s. Rengarajan,
Sampath (20 June 1999). "thoo nilA
muRRam - part 40 - Sri ArA a**** AzhwAr". Ramanuja.org.
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murro –
Swahili slang (Sheng) for
githeri due to its
similar appearance to
murram roads; po****r
among high
school students.
Taita language "Boboro" the general...
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airport is at an
average elevation of 320 feet (98 m) and has a
single murram-surfaced
runway (12/30),
measuring 6,000 feet (1,800 m) long.
Kenya portal...
- road
stalled temporarily after area
residents discovered gold
deposits in
murram that was
excavated to pave way for the construction.
Basic utilities such...
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suitable for
larger vehicles—the
distinction is not well-defined.
Laterite and
murram roads,
depending on
material used, may be dirt
roads or
improved roads.[citation...
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inaccessible during rainy season, however, with the devolution, this
place has a
murram road from
Alendu Shopping centre. With this road,
Nyamware is accessible...
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metres northeast of the ruins. To the north,
Muhembo is
bounded by a
sizable murram pit.
Since the 1970s, this
coral borrow pit has
produced road
building materials...
- (285 mi) is
covered by
earth surface, 1,075.8
kilometres (668.5 mi) is
murram surface, and 515
kilometres (320 mi) is
covered by bitumen.
There are 19...
- road network. Of this, 77.0 km is
covered by
earth surface, 705.5 km is
murram surface and 319.7 km is
covered by bitumen.
There are 19 post
offices with...
