Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 166
(the Avenue derOpera) goes north-west to the inner ring of boulevards;other lines (Rue de Turbigo and Rue Montmartre),though much smaller, have some importance as linesof radiation. These radiating thoroughfares are joined 136 THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC by the elliptical belt of the Grands… … FIG. 41.—THEORETICAL PLAN OF THE TRAFFIC CIRCULATION OF PARIS placed tangentially to the ellipse. The outer belt ofboulevards encloses the city at a distance of about amile and a quarter from the inner ring. The Place deIEtoile and the Place de la Nation are at the westand east extremities. On the…
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