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Seems more like a road than a street. In common English vernacular, a street normally has abodes or shops on either side. Its a "species" of the "genus" road. That's just a road.
I was expecting a picture of the widest street - does anyone have one?
Seems more like a road than a street. In common English vernacular, a street normally has abodes or shops on either side. Its a "species" of the "genus" road. That's just a road.
I was expecting a picture of the widest street - does anyone have one?
There just hasn't been much development yet along the newly constructed street. However, Naypyitaw's parliament connects to this street so it is definitely a prominent street in Naypyitaw (the capital of Myanmar).
There just hasn't been much development yet along the newly constructed street. However, Naypyitaw's parliament connects to this street so it is definitely a prominent street in Naypyitaw (the capital of Myanmar).
The parliament is pretty much the only thing it connects to though.
Is that really a left turn lane though? If this road ever becomes somewhat better utilized, who would want to make a left turn across 10 lanes of traffic?
Seems more like a road than a street. In common English vernacular, a street normally has abodes or shops on either side. Its a "species" of the "genus" road. That's just a road.
I was expecting a picture of the widest street - does anyone have one?
I was tempted to say "**** your semantics", but I'll temper that language by merely reporting that that's what I initially intended to say.
You might want to try Salt Lake City or some other Brigham Young creation (St George?)
OP, this is a cool post.
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