Back road
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A back road (also known as a country lane in the United Kingdom) is a secondary type of road usually found in rural areas. Back roads are typically narrow and connect main roads to property, agricultural land, or other back roads in the countryside. In the United States, back roads are typically made of dirt and gravel as opposed to paved back roads typically found in the British Isles.
A back road (also known as a country lane in the United Kingdom) is a secondary type of road usually found in rural areas. Back roads are typically narrow and connect main roads to property, agricultural land, or other back roads in the countryside. In the United States, back roads are typically made of dirt and gravel as opposed to paved back roads typically found in the British Isles.
See also
Boreen, a country road in Ireland C roads in Great Britain Country lane, a narrow road in the countryside Dirt road Gravel road Green lane (road) Road traffic safety Single-track road Sunken lane
References
External links
Back road maps of Canada
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