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''' ''L'Avenue de Progrès'' ''' joins [[Port-a-Lucine]] and [[Chateaufaux]]. The road is paved and well maintained. Stretches of the route, particularly in the vicity of communuties, are lined with trees, principally birch and plane. There is significant traffic throughout most of the year, with the wealth and luxuries of [[Port-a-Lucine]] serving as the lure.
''' ''L'Avenue de Progrès'' ''' connects [[Port-a-Lucine]] and [[Chateaufaux]], both in [[Dementlieu]]. It connects in [[Chateaufaux]] with the [[Mill Road]] to [[Mordentshire]] in [[Mordent]]. ''L'Avenue de Progrès'' is paved and well maintained. Stretches of the route, particularly in the vicinity of communuities, are lined with trees, principally [[birch]] and [[plane]]. There is significant traffic throughout most of the year, with the wealth and luxuries of [[Port-a-Lucine]] serving as a lure.


==References==
==References==
[[Gazetteer III]], p. 11.
[[Gazetteer III]], p. 11.


[[Category:Road]][[Category:Transportation in Dementlieu]][[Category:Locations in Dementlieu]]
[[Category:Road in Dementlieu]]
[[Category:Streets of Port-a-Lucine]]
[[Category:Streets of Chateaufaux]]
[[Category:Transportation in Port-a-Lucine]]
[[Category:Transportation in Chateaufaux]]
[[Category:Transportation in Dementlieu]]
[[Category:Locations in Port-a-Lucine]]
[[Category:Locations in Chateaufaux]]
[[Category:Locations in Dementlieu]]

Latest revision as of 22:51, 21 November 2011

L'Avenue de Progrès connects Port-a-Lucine and Chateaufaux, both in Dementlieu. It connects in Chateaufaux with the Mill Road to Mordentshire in Mordent. L'Avenue de Progrès is paved and well maintained. Stretches of the route, particularly in the vicinity of communuities, are lined with trees, principally birch and plane. There is significant traffic throughout most of the year, with the wealth and luxuries of Port-a-Lucine serving as a lure.

References

Gazetteer III, p. 11.