corrieyairack pass造句

• This road whose most celebrated section runs over the Corrieyairack Pass was built in 1731 by Wade.
• In Scotland, the last drove over the Corrieyairack Pass is believed to have taken place in 1906.
• They will also facilitate very large wind energy projects, which are encouraged by the proximity of the high-capacity Beauly-Denny power line over Corrieyairack Pass.
• A number of sections of the military roads are protected as scheduled monuments for their archaeological value, including at the Corrieyairack Pass, and part of the Fort Augustus to Bernera road.
• The Highland Council states that the Corrieyairack Pass is not maintained as a public road, and is not suitable for use as one, so it advises against using motor vehicles on the pass.
• The "'Corrieyairack Pass "'( Scottish Gaelic-" M鄊 Choire Ghearraig " ) is a 770m ( 2526 ft ) high General Wade's military roads, built at the time of the Jacobite Risings in the eighteenth century.