metalled road การใช้

• The road north degraded to a metalled road by the 1930s.
• Quetta is connected by metalled roads to the rest of the country.
• The first metalled road between Huddersfield to Manchester was built in 1760.
• It is accessible through a non metalled road from Kalam by jeeps only.
• From there you have to take the metalled road towards the Margalla Hills.
• Its built 2 km uphill of Sarahan and can be accessed by metalled road.
• In addition there are metalled roads to the inns and other facilities around the peak.
• From Narshingdi, the metalled road to Dacca lay undefended for IV Corps to take.
• A network of all-weather metalled roads connecting every village exists in the territory.
• One example at metalled roads existed.
• Here, the metalled road ends and shingle road leads to the Usho and Utror valleys.
• The stupa of Dharmarajika is about 3 kilometers from the Taxila museum on a metalled road.
• This, in turn, was joined to Chare Ends by a metalled road in 1966.
• This is reached by a metalled road from the tiny hamlet of Crugmeer but vehicle access is restricted.
• Metalled roads connect the town with Katni, Rewa Shahdol, etc ., on which regular buses ply.
• In UK legislation the term " metalled road " appears frequently but i cannot find a definition of the term.
• It lies about one kilometre from a metalled road that links the city of Bahawalnagar to the district of Okara.
• The metalled road leading to the temple is lined with wheat or rice fields, keekar, peepal and mango groves.
• In the 18th century, canals started to be built in England and, following the Turnpike Act 1773, metalled roads.
• The munitions were held in standard Nissen huts dispersed to increase safety, with transport on standard nine-foot metalled roads.