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	Road Traffic Technology - Millau Viaduct - France
		The seven piers of the Millau Viaduct are sunk in shafts of reinforced concrete in a pyramidal shape, being divided in an overturned V, and the shrouds are anchored and distributed in semi harps.
		A straight road could induce a sensation of floating for drivers, which a slight curve remedies.
		Moreover, the road has a light incline of 3% to improve the visibility and reassure the driver.
	www.roadtraffic-technology.com /projects/millau_viaduct (771 words)

	A75 road
		The A75 is a major road in Scotland, heading west along the south coast of Scotland from its junction with the A74(M) motorway at Gretna.
		It continues past Annan, Dumfries, Castle Douglas, Gatehouse of Fleet, Newton Stewart and Glenluce before terminating at Stranraer.
		Wapipedia > Index > A > A7 > A75 road
	www.wapipedia.com /wikipedia/mobiletopic.aspx?cur_title=A75_road (86 words)

	Euroroads: French and BeNeLux Motorways (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new road is going to connect the A26, going south to La Roche-en-Ardennes and Luxembourg, and the A3 and other roads going east and north.
		The construction of the road from Ecommoy southwards was started in november 2002 and the road is sceduled to be ready in 2006.
		The road from Maltarevue to Pouilly has being made into motorway and the next part is Pouilly to Pougues-Nord which is due to be completed in 2004.
	members.chello.se /michaelfalk/euroroads/french_motorways.html (1457 words)

	BRIAN GREGORY HAMILTON v. DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY COUNCIL, 14 July 2006, Lord Kingarth
		One of these lengths of road was the disputed section of road, which ran to the northwest of the new bypass, together with a short further section at its southern end (of about 8 metres) which extended right to the edge of the new A75.
		In the event, however, once the A75 bypass was completed the 8 metre section at the southern end of the relevant length of road was grassed over and did physically stop up that part of the B724 at it southern end.
		Indeed, as counsel expressly accepted, the petitioner's sole interest in the disputed section of road is to exploit his claimed ownership of the solum for financial gain, effectively using it as a ransom strip.
	www.scotcourts.gov.uk /opinions/2006CSOH110.html (4502 words)

	Walk #448: Skyreburn to Wigtown
		The road passes the ruins of Carsluith Castle and the villages of Carsluith and Creetown, until it approaches Newtown Stewart.
		Turn left to head south along the A714 road for a mile and a half (for the first kilometre of this road there is a pavement, for the rest there is not) until a road junction is met on the left.
		The road then climbs over an old rail bridge and joins another road, which heads southwards before turning to the right and climbing uphill past the church into the centre of Wigtown, where this walk ends.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2003/448.php (1590 words)

	NFHS Forum: what do you have?
		Invoking 9-9 is an all-else-has-failed action that IMHO would only be used if you had a team repeeatedly committing fouls, inciting fights, behaving in ways that would result in disciplinary action from higher authorities such as school boards or state organizations, or leaving the field in protest.
		We all know it is illegal to hand the ball forward and when the handoff is dropped by A75 it is after an illegal act and there should be a flag and no way should the offense benefit from an illegal act.
		A75 didn't fumble the ball as you can't fumble if you never have possession.
	www.nfhs.org /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=next_topic;f=9;t=000901;go=older (1542 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		The A75 is an autoroute (motorway) in France.
		Known also as la MÃ©ridienne, it is a developmental project with the aim of speeding up and reducing the cost of car travel from Paris southwards, and apart from the Millau Viaduct, it is entirely free for the 340 km (210 miles) between Clermont-Ferrand and PÃ©zenas, with extension planned to BÃ©ziers.
		In May 2007, construction started on the final section of the A75, which will see it connected to the A9 autoroute a kilometre or so east of the BÃ©ziers east intersection 35.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=A75_autoroute (399 words)

	wikien.info: Main_Page : A/A/A75 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A75 or A-75 may be: A75 autoroute, in France, running from Paris through Clermont-Ferrand to BéziersA75 road, in Scotland, along the south coast from Gretna to StranraerBenoni Defense, Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings..
		The A75 is an autoroute (motorway) in France.
		Known also as la Méridienne, it is a developmental project with the aim of speeding up and reducing the cost of car travel from Paris southwards, and apart from the Millau Viaduct, it is entirely free for the 340 km (210 miles) between Clermont-Ferrand..
	www.hostingciamca.com /browse.php?title=A/A/A75 (193 words)

	A75 road
		The A75 is a major road in Scotland, heading west along the south coast of Scotland from its junction with the A74(M) motorway at Gretna.
		The majority of the road is of single-carriageway standard, although a few short dual-carriageway sections exist, including the one mile section past Gretna, the section past Collin (just east of Dumfries) and also a two mile section just west of Dumfries, which opened in 1999 to replace the old wooded route.
		The road forms part of the international E-road, European route E18.
	www.tocatch.info /en/A75_road.htm (149 words)

	A-Z France - Telegraph
		One moment, they're wondering whether they might be permitted the honour of wishing you the very best of afternoons, the next they're telling you they haven't got your reservation, have never had it and neither know nor care what you're going to do about it.
		N is for No Surrender, the old French attitude to traffic lights, speed limits and anything else that interfered with their God-given right to thunder through the road network, killing themselves in prodigious quantities.
		So observe the limits (56mph normal roads, 68mph dual carriageways, 81mph motorways), adjust your headlight dip, remember that STOP means stop (not "inch forward slowly") and that you shouldn't have under-10s in the front seat or under-18s behind the wheel.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /travel/main.jhtml?xml=/travel/2006/07/22/etfrance22.xml&page=4 (425 words)

	SABRE - Road Lists - The First 99 - A75
		The road starts just north of the England/Scotland border at what is now junction 22 of the A74(M), forming a short dual-carriageway northern bypass for the village of Gretna, which runs parallel to the railway line.
		Here it runs parallel to an unclassified road known as the "Old Military Road" (was this the original route of the A75?), with a roundabout close to Lochfoot before the A712 junction at Crocketford or Nine Mile Bar.
		This means that this road during its length ranges from motorway to dual carriageway to single carriageway.
	www.sabre-roads.org.uk /roadlists/f99/75.shtml (1110 words)

	Gatehouse of Fleet Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Two decades ago, Gatehouse of Fleet was bypassed by the A75 trunk road from Dumfries to Stranraer.
		The main road now runs about a mile south of the village, making it a much more tranquil place than it used to be.
		But Gatehouse of Fleet itself owes its origins to the predecessor of the modern A75, the military road built by James VI/I in the years after 1610 from Carlisle to Portpatrick, intended to help his large scale settlement of Ulster by Scottish Protestants.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /gatehouseoffleet/gatehouseoffleet/index.html (697 words)

	A75 Haunted Road
		A lorry driver ran into a couple crossing the road arm-in-arm in front of his lorry, but when he stopped the accident victims had vanished: sometime in 1957.
		Derek and Norman Ferguson were driving along the A75 near Kinmount, around midnight, when a large hen flew towards their window screen, but vanished on the point of impact.
		Donna Maxwell, 27, was convinced she had hit a man in the road whilst driving along the A75 near Swordwellrig with her two children.
	www.mysteriousbritain.co.uk /scotland/dumfriesshire/dumfrieshire1.html (432 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - A75 Stranraer to Gretna Trunk Road
		This road is an important arterial route linking the south west of Scotland and the ferry terminals of Stranraer and Cairnryan
		This road is actually quite a good stretch for hitchhikers because although it is in the middle of nowhere in the normal sense, it has a high level of through traffic.
		Most of the bypassed towns have a slip road entrance/exit; it's best to use these as thumbing locations as cars are more likely to stop.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A301825 (410 words)

	Digital Camera, recomendations and reviews anyone ? - Photography - Non-Gaming - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		Plus, the A75 has more scnene options that will be handy as I try to dive into the world of photography.
		I'm edging towards the A75 as well, one place I've found is doing it with a 256Mb card for the price on an A80, the bargain hunter in me is telling me that I'm not going to miss the higher res and the storage capacity will make it much better value for money.
		Still, the screen of the A75 really is much nicer, I would have bought it if the A70 wouldn't have been so dead cheap at amazon.de (I paid 219 EUR).
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?forum_id=1&thread_id=15198&start=120 (1698 words)

	SABRE - Road Lists - Roads by 10 - A780
		Unlike the A756 and A781 this road is signed occasionally on the ground though for a bulk of its journey it is still marked by green primary signs with the A75 placed in brackets.
		There is none of the original alignment of the A75 for 5 miles to the west of Dumfries numbered as the A75 as the point where the Dumfries Bypass stops is the same point as where the Cargen-Glen improvements begin.
		Its quite a shock for the A75 drivers heading east because there have been little improvements to the old route beond the end of the bypass so to go from a fast open single carriageway to a narrower one is strange.
	www.sabre-roads.org.uk /roadlists/r10/notes.php?number=A780 (1371 words)

	Location and Maps
		Newton Stewart is a market town in the heart-land of Galloway, lying on the A75 highway (Euroroute 13) 50 miles (80km) west of Dumfries and 25 miles (40km) east of Stranraer, the main Scottish ferry port for Ireland.
		To the south lies the Machars with the old County Town of Wigtown, the historic early Christian centre of Whithorn and coastal harbours at Garlieston, The Isle of Whithorn and Port William.
		Oakbank is located on the corner of Corsbie Road and Viewhills Road, on the west side of Newton Stewart and next door to the Douglas Ewart High School.
	www.oakbankbandb.co.uk /Default.aspx?tabid=181 (274 words)

	HIGH KIRKLAND HOLIDAY COTTAGES
		We are approximately 30 miles west of Dumfries not far from the A75 road to Stranraer and the ports to Ireland.
		Follow this road through a series of bends until you are on the outskirts of the town, and pass the cemetery on your left.
		Immediately after this the main road takes a very sharp left turn, but with a minor road straight ahead.
	www.highkirkland.co.uk /info/find_us.htm (128 words)

	Scottish Enterprise Dumfries and Galloway
		Continue on this road for a total of about 15 miles taking you through Parkgate and then Locharbriggs, which merges into the outskirts of Dumfries.
		Keep on this road, carrying on at a set of traffic lights before coming to a roundabout with an Esso Garage on the left hand side.
		The A75 bypasses Dumfries town centre and when you reach a roundabout turn right on to the A701.
	www.scottish-enterprise.com /dumfriesandgalloway (689 words)

	motorway aires - aires on the magnificent A75 autoroute \| France zone at abelard.org
		The A75 motorway (la Méridienne) runs from just north of Clermont-Ferrand in the north, southwards to Béziers, so crossing the Central Massif and adjacent areas of unusual geology.
		There are also other diversions nearby, on leaving the road like the town of Chaude-Aigues, for instance, near exit/sortie 34, with its geothermal power station taking advantage of the 82°C springs.
		The A75 motorway is being kept practically free to encourage commercial traffic travelling from Paris to the Mediterranean coast to use this new route, rather than the heavily-subscribed A6 motorway running through the heavily industrialised Rhone valley.
	www.abelard.org /france/motorway-aires10.php (1492 words)

	About France - Rail and road travel in France
		Trunk roads in France are known as "routes nationales".
		Trunk road numbers are preceded by the letter N, for example N1, the old main road from Calais to Paris.
		On dual carriageways, the limit is 110 km/hr, and on ordinary roads it is 90 km/hr.
	about-france.com /travel.htm (0 words)

	Cycling around Kirkcudbright. Gatehouse & Laurieston.
		This minor road is level for the first mile, passing the Golf Club and Barlay Mill (the home of the Faed’s), before coming to a Y-junction.
		From Kenrick Burn picnic place, the road descends to the village of Laurieston (19 miles), where there is a pub.
		This is a quiet road with views to Neilson’s monument.
	www.rebranphotos.supanet.com /index.11.gatehouse.htm (469 words)

	Highest, longest : the Viaduct de Millau \| France
		This is cheaper than the alternative of tunnelling through the hills flanking the river, and will shorten the journey by 100km and by up to 4 hours in the holiday season, as well as removing much traffic pollution caused by continual traffic jams for local inhabitants in Millau.
		The rest of the 340 km A75 autoroute is free.
		Constructed for the A75 motorway (autoroute) - the Méridienne.
	www.abelard.org /france/viaduct-de-millau.asp (1046 words)

	Castle Douglas Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		From the early 1600s the town benefitted from being on the route of the military road built by James VI/I to Portpatrick to support the plantation of Ulster.
		Later roads, up to and including the current A75, tended to follow the general route of the first military road.
		The evidence of the importance to the town of the through traffic across south west Scotland is clear from the presence of a number of large hotels whose origins obviously lay in the coaching days of the early 1800s.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /castledouglas/castledouglas/index.html (562 words)

	Kirkcudbright Area Main Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Close to the A75 west of Dumfries is Castle Douglas, located at the north end of pretty Carlingwark Loch.
		It is easy to see why: with a beautifully preserved and fascinating town centre, with MacLellan's Castle at its heart, and with a riverside location complete with a busy quayside, Kirkcudbright has something for everyone.
		Beyond Castle Douglas the A75 bypasses Twynholm en route to Gatehouse of Fleet, one of Scotland's most attractive villages.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /areakirk/index.html (456 words)

	Webfetch - Web Search: A75
		A75 Kinmount Straight in South West Scotland have led to it being called 'the Ghost Road.' Here is a brief list of some of the more famous...
		A75 Plus comes with an AV processor switch which fixes the gain of the front...
		A75 Euroroute, between Castle Douglas and Dumfries, the...
	www.webfetch.com /uk.wpro/search/web/A75?ito=2691&itc=0 (287 words)

	Dumfriesshire Nursery. Cairnsmore Nursery, Castle Douglas, Scotland, UK
		The nursery is situated to the north of Castle Douglas in Chapmanton Road, an unmarked road, just outside of the town.
		Bypass the centre of Castle Douglas by continuing along the A75.
		The nursery is approximately 200 yards along the road on the left.
	www.cairnsmorenursery.co.uk /contact.html (148 words)

	Crash on A75 road
		Police report that the HGV has now been recovered from the scene of a road traffic collision on the A75, Gretna to Stranraer road, nearto Laggan Farm, Auchenlarie, Gatehouse of Fleet.
		Police and HGV recovery agents are presently at the scene of a road traffic collision on the A75, Gretna to Stranraer road, nearto Laggan Farm, Auchenlarie, Gatehouse of Fleet.
		Temporary traffic control will be in operation at the locus for some time whilst an articulated lorry laden with frozen food is recovered from the field at the side of the road.
	www.dumfriesandgalloway.police.uk /news/10_oct/2007/0635.htm (151 words)

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