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"Historic transportation corridors can be seen as linking together a series of physical elements of a common theme or representing a single linear experience of motion through space and time."

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Author(s):
E. Blaine Cliver
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Byway Beginnings: Understanding, Inventorying, and Evaluating a Byway's Intrinsic Qualities

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