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It has schools but no children Roads but no cars Lakes but no water And neighborhoods but no yards?
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What runs in and out of town all day and night?
The likely answer is "roads" (streets, highways) -- they run into town and out of town. In some cities, the correct answer is "pizza delivery vehicles."
What does en croix mean?
- en croix : 1 / with a cross-shaped pattern 2 / (familiar) not working (often used to describe traffic on clogged roads)
What runs around a park but never moves?
Walls run around a city; yet they never move.
Can you translate my village into French?
The name of my village is called Atabadzi, is it located at the Central Region of Ghana, it has two market and six churches. It has two main roads which is a double road. One at the northern end of the town and the other at the southern part of the town. It also has a narrow roads inside the town. Most of the roofing in the town are red, with a lot of beautiful houses. The first thing that you will see when you enter into the town is the beautiful Methodist church. We have a very big market and a beautiful beach
What rhymes with toad?
road, sewed,stowed ,slowed mowed, code, blowed, bowed, rowed, and towed all rhyme with toad. If you need more words, try the Rhyme time dictionary online. It is easy and comes up with all the rhymes possible. load
Are there guards on Arab roads leading to Jerusalem?
It is unclear what an "Arab road" is. Roads do not have ethnicities.There are security guards who man checkpoints along the Israeli border with the West Bank, a border which surrounds Jerusalem and divides it from number of Arab towns in the West Bank, including the de facto Palestinian capital of Ramallah. However, roads between Arab neighborhoods and Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem do not have checkpoints or special guards.
What does the state use taxes for?
Schools, roads, Medicare , ect.
What are items a map's key should include?
rivers lakes roads streams motorways parks
How many miles of paved roads are in South Carolina?
the kosoamba bridge between 3 lakes and two mountains
How many children died from crossing roads?
2,300
How do you repair roads and build schools?
Typically these are public projects, and the mechanism is to tax and spend.
Why should Americans pay federal taxes?
Taxes pay for roads, schools, and the military.
Why is paying taxes important?
to pay for schools, roads, the services of sfirefighters, polices, etc
What changes did the new government make in Southern states?
They established public schools, roads, rail roads, and hospitals. Also reduced power of plantation owners.
What were the Victorian children who cleaned roads called?
road sweepers
What are human features on a map?
Natural physical features on a map are mountains, valleys, lakes, oceans, rivers, and islands. Human features are reservoirs, highways, airports, railroad lines, or cities. Other features can include roads, power lines, canals, dams, dietaries, water towers, fire stations and schools.
What percentage of a city is used for roads?
In most cities, around 20-30% of the total land area is used for roads and transportation infrastructure. This percentage can vary based on the city's size, layout, and development patterns.
