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An intersection is where people or things can cross paths and then continue on their same path. Ie a four way intersection. A junction is also a place to cross paths, however, the person or thing must either turn back or negotiate a new direction to continue. Like coming to a tee in the road, you must either turn left, right, or turn back but you can't go forward.
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What is the difference between central station and junction?
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What is the difference between resection and intersection in surveying?
different between intersection and resection
What is a synonym for crossroads?
by-road, intersection, junction
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Atlanta
Another word for junction?
crossroads, intersection, connection, joint
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What is difference between resection and intersection?
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What is the abbreviation for internship?
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