Greenways
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Cooks River to Iron Cove GreenWay
http://www.greenway.org.au/
The Great Barrington Housatonic River Walk, a project of the Great Barrington, MA. Land Conservancy is a project to reclaim the beauty of a 'working river' abused by years of industrial waste and neglect. Learn more about this public greenway trail, which has become a national model for other communities
http://www.gbriverwalk.org/
Mountains to Sound Greenway National Scenic Byway - a linked network of green spaces, recreational opportunities and historic towns in Washington State
http://www.mtsgreenway.org/
The confluence of North America's two greatest Rivers, the Mississippi and Missouri, is located in the heart of the St. Louis area. The Confluence Greenway's website describes 32 attractions in this Conservation, Heritage and Recreation Corridor, providing maps, contact information, driving directions and Lewis and Clark sites of interest.
http://www.confluencegreenway.org/
Friends of Genesee Valley Greenway maintain a public, multi-use trail and natural greenway corridor along the abandoned Genesee Valley Canal from the Erie Canal Heritage Trail in Rochester, NY to Hinsdale, Cattaraugus County, NY.
http://www.fogvg.org/
The history, theory, practice and design of urban and rural greenways, links
routes and corridors for landscape architects, urban designers and planners
http://www.lih.gre.ac.uk/plan/greenways.htm
History, discussion and policies relating to
landscape planning for Britain's capital city
http://www.londonlandscape.gre.ac.uk
Sustrans is a charity which works on practical projects to help reduce motor traffic, including the national Cycle Network and Safe Routes to Schools
http://www.sustrans.org.uk/
The East Coast Greenway is a multi-user, firm-surface, inter-urban equivalent to the Appalachian Trail. Connecting major cities of the east coast, it will serve all muscle-powered users.
http://www.greenway.org/
Introduction to the Bear Creek Greenway in Southern Oregon.
http://www.mind.net/dlmark/greenway/intro.htm
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Wikipedia-Article "Greenways"
Greenway may refer to:
- a green corridor of undeveloped land running through an urban area - see green belt and greenway (landscape)
- a long-distance path or trail for cyclists, walkers, and riders such as the Trans Canada Trail, the East Coast Greenway in America, the Vías Verdes in Spain, or the EuroVelo cycle routes and the European Greenways Association routes throughout Europe.
It may also refer to several people:
- Francis Greenway, Australian architect
- John Greenway, British Conservative member of the House of Commons
- Mark Greenway, British death metal vocalist
- Thomas Greenway, former Premier of Manitoba, Canada
It may also refer to several places:
- Greenway, Arkansas, small town in the United States
- Greenway, Australian Capital Territory, suburb of Canberra, Australia
- Greenway Estate, former house of Agatha Christie
- Greenway Township, Minnesota, small town in the United States
It may also refer to several greenway projects as described above:
- the East Coast Greenway, a trail being constructed along the Atlantic coast of the United States
- The Greenway, large landscaped area on a flood plain in North Dakota and Minnesota
- The Greenway, foot and cycle path in East London
- the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a series of parks and open spaces in Boston, Massachusetts
It may also refer to several other topics:
- the Division of Greenway, an electorate in the Australian House of Representatives
- Greenway, a fictional road in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth
- the Dulles Greenway, a privately-owned tollway in the American state of Virginia
- The Central Florida GreeneWay, an eastern bypass of Orlando, Florida
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