10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARRIAGEABLE»
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Miscellaneous Essays Relating to Indian Subjects
Thus there are 104 langdrs er mountain ridges and passes between Kathmdndti
and Pekin, and of these 102 occur in the non-carriageable part of the way or in
the first 897 kos, and the last two only in the remaining 353 k6s or the
carriageable ...
Brian Houghton Hodgson, Reinhold Rost, 1880
or in 1911—growing oranges, figs, dates, pomegranates, lentils, barley, lucerne,
and caroubs. Good carriageable roads where not one carriageable road existed
in 1830 have been made throughout Algeria to the extent of about 1900 miles ...
3
Reports from Her Majesty's Consuls on the Manufactures, ...
Length. North Italian Railway (Line Kilometres. Bologna to Padua) 1 19 000
Carriageable roads 1,213 2,763-740 Non-carriageable roads. . 1 6 480 2,789 -
220 Number. Length. Kilometres. 20 373-749 825 1,839 466 3ti8 560 -525 1,213
2,763 ...
Great Britain. Foreign Office, 1877
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Italy by Bike: 105 Tours from the Alps to Sicily
Return on the carriageable road opposite the drinking trough that leads to the
Ferentillo cemetery. The road initially drops, then constantly climbs. At the top of
the climb, leave the carriageable road and take the level cart-road on your right in
a ...
Touring Club of Italy, 2004
5
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
... with Bologna, and thus with North Italy, Tuscany, and the provinces of the
Romagna, the Marchi, and the south ; on the other with Rovigo, Padua, Venice,
Trieste, and Vienna. The carriageable roads are subdivided into — Of the
communal ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1877
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A Supplementary English Glossary
CARRIAGEABLE, fit for carriages. The mules would do four or five times as much
work if they were set to draw any kind of cart, however rough, on a carriageable
road. — E, Tylor, Mexico and Mexicans, p. 84 (1861). CARRIAGE-COMPANY ...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1881
7
Fortress Attica: Defense of the Athenian Land Frontier, ...
ly passable by an army, the Phyle route was probably not carriageable north of
the fort and the ways into Attica further to the west are less arduous. The main
Phyle route has several minor branches. The first crosses a high pass west of the
...
As regards carriageable roads, I propose that the Sclater Road, made at the
expense of the Foreign Office, should be kept up in a carriageable condition from
a point at about the 500th mile on the Uganda Railway to the Eldama Ravine
Station ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1901
This launch would also penetrate to the north-east far up into the connected Lake
Dweru. As regards carriageable roads, I propose that the Sclater Road, made at
the expense of the Foreign Office, should be kept up in a carriageable condition ...
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Lloyd's Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New and Original Work of ...
carriageable—. carrot. ind the wheel Is held on the spindle by a Uuch-pin, nut, or
other device. t ©àr'-riage-a-ble, a. [Bag. carriage; -able.] 1, Able to be carried. 2.
Passable by carriages. (Barn«.) càr'-ri-bôo, а . [Caribou.] oui" -riok, * car-rlko, ...
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The Hug: Alvar Aalto Campus Otaniemi
The former carriageable roads are processed in the main pedestrian and cycle paths, keeping the total permeability of the site in the main ... «Dexigner, Oct 13»
