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The ramp of the conductor rail are checked to ensure they are at the right height via measuring tape. Whilst between the rails is a rail gauge, to enable that the conductor rail is in the right position relative to the running rail.

Former NR1 (Midland Hwy) alignment through Jericho, Tasmania. Renamed Jericho Road.

(Alignment)

This meme image humorously highlights a tile that is out of alignment.

James Roffino

Qasr Kharana, one of Jordan’s best-preserved desert castles, situated about 60 km east of Amman, Jordan. The early 8th century Umayyad, is built of limestone, in a nearly square plan with strong buttresses, two levels, and around 60 rooms arranged around a central courtyard.

Hands on practical activity, proud of their achievements

A non active portion of the Route. The alignments changed over the years, leaving some sections abandoned and dead-ending. The Interstates were built right on top of some portions.

Stones A, C and F are visible from this stone. This stone forms part of the northern alignment.

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Old 1967 alignment of old highway one through Moe. Looking east from western connection to the M1.

Old Highway One through Moe was bypassed in 1967. This is the old alignment at the western connection to the M1.

Former NR1 alignment through the centre of Hobart. Elizabeth St.

Former NR1 / Pacific Hwy alignment through Coomera. The current M1 motorway on the right.

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