I like 'gazetted_road', but I think it should be 'non-existent'.
Looking at dictionary.com(which isn't a great reference) nobody would
understand gazetted road, then I tried the best German translator dict.cc and
it failed.
Googling Gazetted road comes back with variety of answers, none of the
2009/10/22 Evan Sebire :
> In Melbourne people sometimes use the term 'unmade' for non-sealed roads. So
> perhaps something clearer like gazetted would suit Australia. Someone on
> another list mentioned 'non-existent' being better for non-native English
> speakers. But I think this doesn't rea
In Melbourne people sometimes use the term 'unmade' for non-sealed roads. So
perhaps something clearer like gazetted would suit Australia. Someone on
another list mentioned 'non-existent' being better for non-native English
speakers. But I think this doesn't really matter as application inte
2009/10/22 Brendan Morley :
> So according to Toowoomba City Council's definition, we'd be looking to use
> "highway=unmade".
I don't really care how it's referred to personally, although based on
your next question I think it should be as obvious as possible in case
others want to do the same thi
Yes I have an objection.
>From what I can tell, roads are generally not gazetted in Queensland. The
>exceptions seem to be State transport routes (i.e. those under control of Main
Roads). All roads are registered as part of survey plans and the like.
By way of illustration:
http://www.toowoo
John Smith wrote:
> Most people aren't taught to drive or grow up on dirt roads, I only
> have a 2wd car and I'll drive it on roads some/most people wouldn't,
> so that's a bit too subjective...
Ditto for me. If it'll go I'll drive it, and occasionally when it won't.
> However commenting on what
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