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What are the roads that run north to south called?
Roads that run north to south are typically referred to as "north-south roads" or "vertical roads."
When did Cross Roads railway station end?
Cross Roads railway station ended in 1930.
When was Cross Roads railway station created?
Cross Roads railway station was created in 1886.
How did the engineering of bridges change?
They build bridges, railway lines, roads to service people. maybe they c changed their methods always to get good result
A place where two or more roads meet?
A place where two or more roads meet is called a JUNCTURE.
W what is meant by roads of iron?
Railway tracks
What is the basic framework of roads electric lines water and gas pipes finder optic cables called?
what is the framework of roads water and gas pipes
What is a place where major roads meet or join called?
Traffic Hub .
What country is the water way with a tunnel for cars?
It seems likely you're thinking about the Chunnel, which crosses the English Channel and connect the UK and France.ANS 2The Chunnel only has railway lines. No roads at all.
Why are roads called roads?
Because they are roads.
What is the ISBN of The Place of Dead Roads?
The ISBN of The Place of Dead Roads is 0030704162.
How many pages does The Place of Dead Roads have?
The Place of Dead Roads has 306 pages.
