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• Belgian block curbs are made by placing blocks over a concrete slip.
• Many side streets in the district are paved with Belgian blocks.
• In Richmond, Virginia Belgian block streets are particularly common, most notably in Shockoe Slip.
• The streets on Hudson Avenue, Plymouth, Water and Front are made of Belgian Blocks.
• The rails were elevated on stone piers and surrounded by paving made of Belgian block.
• In Greenwich the road will be paved in Belgian block, which looks like refined cobblestone, with granite curbings.
• Next, the car's suspension was tested over different types of road surfaces, including German and Belgian blocks & cobblestones.
• In New York City, the West Village ( including the DUMBO and surrounding neighborhoods also have streets baring Belgian blocks.
• Personally, I am a big fan of using large cobblestones _ also sometimes called Belgian blocks _ to contain the aggregate.
• Many Belgian blocks cut from the quarry were hauled by the Perkiomen Railroad to Philadelphia to pave the city s streets.
• Tiered stone retaining walls of varying lengths are constructed of reclaimed Belgian block from the city's streets and respond to the natural site topography.
• Portland, Oregon, used Belgian block paving extensively in the 19th century, starting near the Willamette River, to stop the streets from washing away in floods.
• Shockoe also included some of the earliest rehabilitated downtown apartments; at the time of the restoration asphalt paving was removed to expose historic Belgian block streets.
• Shockoe Slip also included some of the earliest rehabilitated downtown apartments; at the time of the restoration asphalt paving was removed to expose historic Belgian block streets.
• The cobblestones that used to pave streets in Europe and in America, where they were carried as ballast and known misleadingly as Belgian blocks, came from Brittany.
• New Yorkers who fled there to escape crush and buzz are distressed to see taxis full of fashionistas rumbling over the Belgian block paving, with construction cranes on the horizon.
• In 1939, in preparation for the 150th anniversary, the building was painted, landscaping of church grounds was improved, a circular driveway with Belgian blocks and a border were made, continuing along the sidewalk as a WPA project.
• In 2004, GVSHP led a successful fight against a 450-foot-high proposed tower at 848 Washington Street, just over the district s border, which would have been permitted by a change in Belgian blocks, often referred to, erroneously, as " cobblestones ".
• In 1832 the New York omnibus had a rival when the first trams, or streecars started operation along Bowery, which offered the excellent improvement in amenity of riding on smooth iron rails rather than clattering over granite setts, called " Belgian blocks ".
• Profile Roads : includes Tire Slap, Unsprung Mass Vibration, Long Curb, Water Drain, Speed Bumps, Road Joint, Undulation Road, Positive & Negative Shocks, Stability Road, Belgian Block Roads, Chip & Seal Roads, Concrete Choppy Road, Concrete Downhill Wavy, Concrete European Union Road and a High Speed Railroad Crossing.