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Why are winding roads build on hills?
It is the hills that force road-builders to go round to avoid very steep slopes.
When was A Thousand Winding Roads created?
A Thousand Winding Roads was created on 1990-09-07.
What is the area of Winding Hills Park?
The area of Winding Hills Park is 2,031,521.9240448 square meters.
What are the ratings and certificates for Winding Roads - 1999 TV?
Winding Roads - 1999 TV is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M UK:12
Why do roads wind around hills or mountain instead of traveling straight up?
Roads wind around hills or mountains to reduce the slope and make it easier for vehicles to climb. Building a road straight up a hill would require steep grades that are difficult for vehicles to navigate. Winding roads also help to provide better visibility for drivers and reduce the risk of accidents.
What are the release dates for Winding Roads - 1999 TV?
Winding Roads - 1999 TV was released on: USA: 7 October 1999 (Austin Film Festival) Australia: 18 April 2001 (video premiere)
Why grass is grown on hills that are by roads?
To prevent erosion.
What goes through town and hills but never moves?
roads
What has roads but no cars hills but no trees river but not water?
another planet
When people build houses and roads they often pile up dirt or cut into the sides of hills?
they usually cut into the sides of the hills
What is the landscape of Madagascar like?
hills, bumpy roads, after all no flat surfaces
Why are mountain roads generally made winding upwards rather than going straight up?
Mountain roads are made winding upwards to reduce the steepness of the incline, making it easier and safer for vehicles to navigate. Winding roads also help to distribute the forces generated by gravity and reduce erosion on the mountain slopes. Additionally, they provide better visibility of oncoming traffic and allow drivers to better anticipate and adjust to changes in elevation.
