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Old 12-06-20, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by mstateglfr
These are gravel roads and there are over 70,000mi of them in my state alone.



This is dumb to argue over.

Gravel roads are a thing. Dirt roads are a thing. Academically, they are different.
A gravel road is an improved road(meaning it is engineered).

For cycling, 'gravel' is widely accepted to mean most any road/path that isnt paved.
This is just another example of our need to categorize and segment.
But arguing is fun!

Those photos of yours show dirt roads with a sparse layer of gravel that's mostly been pushed aside in the sections where two-wheel and four-wheel tires meet the ground.
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