Practical Road Building
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After an earth road has been put in good condition the cost of maintenance is comparatively small. But failure to keep up the maintenance is likely to result in as much damage in a single season as proper care would cost in five years.
Earth roads, like all others, require constant and intelligent care and attention.
CHAPTER XI GRAVEL ROADS Gravel, in some form, is one of the most widely dis- tributed road materials in the United States. Deposits of gravel are found nearly everywhere, except in... the alluvial lands in the valleys of rivers and along low sea and lake coasts, and in the higher mountain regions.
The scientific theory is that in one of the subdivisions of the Pliocene Age the northern half of the United States east of the Rockies was covered with a layer of glaciers which came down from the north, carrying gravel and other materials, ploughing the surface of the country into irregular shapes, and in their melting depositing the gravel and clay and stone where the.
glaciers which held them finally rested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After an earth road has been put in good condition the cost of maintenance is comparatively small. But failure to keep up the maintenance is likely to result in as much damage in a single season as proper care would cost in five years.
Earth roads, like all others, require constant and intelligent care and attention.
CHAPTER XI GRAVEL ROADS Gravel, in some form, is one of the most widely dis- tributed road materials in the United States. Deposits of gravel are found nearly everywhere, except in... the alluvial lands in the valleys of rivers and along low sea and lake coasts, and in the higher mountain regions.
The scientific theory is that in one of the subdivisions of the Pliocene Age the northern half of the United States east of the Rockies was covered with a layer of glaciers which came down from the north, carrying gravel and other materials, ploughing the surface of the country into irregular shapes, and in their melting depositing the gravel and clay and stone where the.
glaciers which held them finally rested.
What to read after Practical Road Building?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elmer Foote to read onlineMoreLess
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