concession roads造句

• In cities, many concession roads have become major streets.
• In rural Ontario, numbered concession roads form grids oriented to lakes and rivers.
• Highway operator Brisa, which built the government-concession road, denied the allegations.
• Unlike other concession roads in Toronto, St . Clair does not extend west into Etobicoke.
• Concession roads were typically numbered consecutively.
• Most of Keele runs directly along a former concession road ( Third Line West of Yonge Street ) allowance.
• In addition to County Roads, many townships also have Concession roads and Township Roads, such as Ontario Tertiary Highway.
• The "'numbered roads of Kawartha Lakes "'account for of roads in the concession roads and sidelines.
• "' Meadowvale Road "'is a former Concession road, now a residential street in Toronto, Ontario.
• In some townships, such as those in Bruce County, each side of each successive concession road comprised a separate numbered concession.
• The Toronto section was surveyed in the 19th Century as the 4th Concession Road in relations to Lakeshore Road ( Queen Street ).
• The first mile of concession road east from the village is bisected at right angles by Mariposa Brook at what is known as East Oakwood.
• That building was moved just north to the intersection of Strongville Road and Sunnidale Concession Road 9, and now makes up part of a private residence
• The neighbourhood is bounded by Concession Road to the north, Princess Street to the south and west, and Division Street to the east ..
• Beginning at Highway 61 in the south, the route proceeds straight north along a concession road midway between Monteith Road to the west and Hanna Road to the east.
• It was laid out in the late 18th century by the British as a concession road ( the Third Concession ), north of Bloor Street and north of Queen Street.
• Originally built as the concession road leading west to the Highway 417 was completed, after which it was known for a time as " Old Highway 7 & 15 ".
• Only the southernmost portion was part of Peel's original concession road grid, and was named Stavebank Road, parts of which still bear that name ( see above ).
• The railroad trackbed is still visible just west of the hamlet where it crossed the concession road, and the station, now gone, was located just north of the road.
• Obviously side streets and concession roads are exceptions, as there is no use in articles that read " Vesper court is a street in BLAH with 11 houses on it ."