According to the dictionary it means "the farthest point reached by a road under construction." Credit/s to: Merriam-Webster.
how many miles along the royal road was it from the mission farthest to the mission farthest north
Persepolis
the farthest road to the left
New York's northernmost point is at 45.01 North latitude, its southernmost point is at 40.5 North Latitude. That's 4.51 degrees of latitude at 69.1 miles a degree equals 311.641 miles which is a little over 5 hours in a car if the points were on the same longitude and there was a road between them, which they aren't and there isn't. The time to travel between Barnhart Island and Tottenville is 6 and a half to 7 hours with normal traffic.
Roads help us because they allow us to easily and safely travel from point A to point B. In the United States alone, there are 3,980,817 miles of road.
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The principle behind sprinkling salt on the road when there is snowfall is to lower the freezing point of water. This helps to prevent ice from forming or to melt existing ice, making the roads safer for driving by improving traction. Salt dissolves in the liquid from the snow or ice, creating a brine solution that has a lower freezing point than water.
The largest road construction project in the history of the United States is the Interstate Highway. This network of roads connects the lower 48 states and is over 41,000 miles in total length. It is the second largest highway in the world - only China's is larger.
The town of Mannum is in the lower reaches of the Murray River, at a point about 84km east (by road) from Adelaide. See the map at the related link below.
because water with a solute has a lower freezing point than pure water. the freezing temp of water is 0 C but salt water is about -1.8 C it lowers with the amount of salt added to the road.
The traditional side is that when walking down an everyday street the man would be nearest the road (curb) and the woman farthest away from the road (nearest the front of the buildings).