Ancient roads

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This is a list of Historic Roads — major long-distance roads of significant historic value.

In Europe, with the exception of the Roman roads, the paths were not fixed and depended on the topology and geography of the land. In the early Middle Ages, valleys were often filled with thick lowland forests and unpassable rivers. Therefore, people preferred to travel at higher elevations along the European watersheds.

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[edit] Europe

[edit] Frankish Empire

[edit] Germans and Celts

[edit] Denmark and Germany

  • Hærvejen - the Army Road, German: Ochsenweg

[edit] Saxony (Upper Saxony, the Electorate of Saxony)

[edit] Greece

  • Via Pythia

[edit] Roman Empire

Main article: Roman road

[edit] Asia

[edit] South America

[edit] North America

[edit] USA

[edit] Canada

[edit] External links

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