The railways ended at the border, as Russian trains operated on a different macadamized roads.
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Dirt roads are suitable for vehicles; a laterite roads, murram roads and macadamized roads .)
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The macadamized road enabled fast movement of heavy wagon trains and gun carriages even during rainy weather, when dirt roads turned into mud.
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Progress continued in 1861 with the completion of the first macadamized road in Latin America, the Estrada Uni�o e Ind�stria ( Union and Industry ), replacing the Caminho Novo.
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The community had underground electricity, filtered water from a water tower, steam heating, and indoor plumbing, as well as of macadamized roads that was innovative for that era.
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With the introduction of macadamized roads, the Cleveland Bay horse was considered not fast enough, and as a result, some Cleveland Bays were bred to Thoroughbred horses to produce the Yorkshire Coach Horse.
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The OED has " metal ( 11 ) : Broken stone used in macadamizing roads or as ballast for a railway " .-- Shantavira 07 : 24, 7 September 2006 ( UTC)
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During the 19th Century quarrying of granite for use in England became a valuable trade good from Guernsey, adding value by creating cobblestones for London streets, although after 1847 gravel was exported for macadamizing roads.
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In his 1835 gazetteer of Virginia, Joseph Martin noted that the Lynchburg and eastern turnpike, running S . W . through New London and Liberty, is now completed half the distance . The macadamized road enters Lynchburg at the lower [ eastern, or downriver ] end of town.
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