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What does a road map show?
a road map shows roads highways and specific highways
What small towns are between Houston Tx and San Antonio TX?
Houston-San Antonio (via I-10) [in this order]:KatyBrookshireSealyColumbusWeimarSchulenburgFlatoniaWaedlerLulingSeguin
What is the difference between new towns and satellite towns?
satellite towns are those towns already existing, that are developed to house the excess population of parent city. New towns are towns developed/planned on open/vacant land to decongest or to accommodate future/projected population.
Why is a Highway called a highway?
i not sure why a highway is called a highway but a highway is a main road connecting to main city's. It originated as a word for Roman roads, which in the middle ages were the main roads and of much better construction than contemporary ones. One major difference in the construction of Roman roads was that they were raised in the center (i.e. high) to improve drainage whereas the majority of contemporary roads were flat as it simplified construction.
What is the definition of the word map?
A diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc: "a street map".Map is a geographic drawing showing all the features of a determined territory;It includes roads, rivers, mountains, towns, villages and cities. Reliefs is another characteristic showed on a map, and they are represented by different colors.
How many cities are between Amarillo and Lubbock TX?
Between Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas, there are a few small cities and towns, including Plainview and Littlefield. The distance between the two larger cities is about 120 miles, and while there are not many significant urban centers directly between them, these smaller communities can be found along the route. Overall, the area is primarily rural, with scattered towns rather than densely populated cities.
What is halfway between denver and Galveston?
Assuming you mean what town is halfway between Denver and Galveston. A small town named Childress is halfway, but the closest larger towns are Amarillo or Wichita Falls
What is the difference between a national freeway and an arterial road?
A freeway has very few stops and a high speed limits. The arterial roads are side roads that have towns and cities along them. The speeds vary from very slow in town and some what faster between towns but not as fast as freeways.
What are junction towns?
They are towns which are located at the crossroads of major roads and railways.
How did developing the system of roads in the early nineteenth century affect the economy?
The new roads allowed for easier travel between towns. This means it was easier to transport goods.
What is differences between rural and urban roads?
rural roads are out in the middle of no where (like a desert, field, woods, etc.) and sometimes are made of cement. Urban roads are found in cities and towns and are almost always made of cement. Hopes this helps!!
How did the government pay for the roman roads?
The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.The Roman government paid for the building of the roads through the public treasury. However the maintenance of the roads was the responsibility of the towns that the road passed through.
How did they build roads to connect the towns?
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Why are highwaymen called highwaymen?
Highwaymen were called so because they would typically rob travelers on the highway or roads. They targeted people traveling between cities or towns, making roads a common location for their criminal activities.
What is the difference between new towns and old towns that existed in the British period?
New Towns-New towns has broad roads,large and imposing public buildings like government offices,public libraries,museums, and town halls. They also had parks,markets and clock towers. Old Towns-The old towns were generally crowded and conditions were often unhygienic,with few civic amenities.
What does the A road stand for on maps?
The "A" in A road stands for "arterial," which indicates a primary road in the United Kingdom and some other countries. These roads typically connect major cities, towns, and regions, serving as important transportation routes.
Were there roads during the Middle Ages?
Of course. Of course they were not paved like our roads today but roads were necessary for transportation. some near towns with alot of money or castles were cobbled
