- (hard-surfaced) and
unmetalled roads.
Metalled roadways are made to
sustain vehicular load and so are
usually made on
frequently used roads.
Unmetalled roads, also...
- road in the
United Kingdom,
usually an
unmetalled or
unpaved rural route. In particular, a
green lane is
unmetalled, and may be so
infrequently used that...
- In 1998 it had a po****tion of 720.
Taobat is
accessible from Kel by
unmetalled road.
There is a
motel of AJK
Tourism and
Archeology Department and a...
- only be
accessed via four-wheel vehicles, as the road
leading to it is
unmetalled.
Kumrat is
covered with
green pastures and snow-clad mountains. The river...
-
stone parapet is low in
height and
consists of a row of
voussoirs and an
unmetalled farm track. It is in
close proximity to two
other Grade II
listed bridges...
-
registered motor vehicles. The
village roads are
primarily single lane or
unmetalled tracks that are
typically lightly trafficked.
Mizoram had 871 kilometres...
- is open from June or
early July to mid October. The road is
narrow and
unmetalled. It is the
gateway to the
Pangi Valley. It is the
shortest and toughest...
- for food from park visitors. Most of the
streets of
Puerto Iguazu are
unmetalled, red dirt, with
gutters on
either side (canalitos) that have gr****y banks...
- the
villages of the
interiors can be
accessed very well
through village unmetalled roads.
There is a
local church,
Abhicharan Baptist Church,
which is one...
- 201
miles (42,166 km) of
metalled roads and 14,406
miles (23,184 km) of
unmetalled roads, and 1,403
miles (2,258 km) of
navigable canals. The
first railway...
