14:51 Aug 12, 2012 |
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3 +2 | access path |
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4 | country road |
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Pistas parcelarias |
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access path Explanation: i.e. a path that provides access to plots of land that do not have road access. |
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Reference: Pistas parcelarias Reference information: The term comes from the extensive land reform that has been carried out in Spain, called "concentración parcelaria", whereby small plots of land were amalgamated to form larger, more viable fields, and then redistributed among the original owners. As part of that reform, new tracks were laid to improve access to the newly created fields, known variously as "pistas parcelarias" or (in my part of Spain) "caminos de concentración". The web reference below gives an explanation, and cites "access roads" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 44 mins (2012-08-12 15:35:16 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Personally, I wouldn't use access *roads*, because that kind of implies that they're surfaced and suitable for cars, which these usually aren't. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flurbereinigung |
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