Übersetzung für "Road embankment" in Deutsch

In the north-east of the island of Rügen is formed by the peninsula of Jasmund, which is joined to the heart of the island, "Muttland", by the bar of Schmale Heide between Binz-Prora and Sassnitz-Mukran and by a rail and road embankment at Lietzow.

The ducks cross the highway, Embankment Road (Storrow Drive had yet to be constructed when the book was written), then proceed down Mount Vernon Street to Charles Street where they head south to the Garden.

Soldiers Field Road is one link in a nearly nine-mile continuous roadway along the southern bank of the Charles River, continuing to the east as Storrow Drive, David G. Mugar Way, and Embankment Road, and to the west as Nonantum Road.

In the north-east of the island of Rügen is formed by the peninsula of Jasmund, which is joined to the heart of the island, Muttland, by the bar of Schmale Heide between Binz-Prora and Sassnitz-Mukran and by a rail and road embankment at Lietzow.

At Schwäbisch Gmünd (Southern Germany) Zygaena trifolii appeared numerously in 2010 in a road embankment that had been sown with grasslands species about 6 years ago in the north of the city, where also occur Zygaena filipendulae, Cupido argiades, Polyommmatus semiargus and Hadena perplexa.

Recreational activities like miniature golf, a fun bath or go-carting are either directly on the island or on the close by mainland which can be easily reached via a road embankment.

The recommended route is via the A38 to Marsh Mills (Sainsbury's) then along the A374 Embankment Road.

The outrigger with flail-mower-head are used for clean and easy mowing of road sides, embankment and areas.

Again far above the river, round river rocks are visible in the road embankment, a sign that the river cut its way through this place over millions of years.

In the French Hautes-Alpes (Durance valley), I found the caterpillar in a xerotherm road embankment (where I observed two months later the caterpillars of Cucullia santonici) in early July 2012, at about 1200m above sea level on Onobrychis saxatilis during the day in the fruit stands.

Formed during the construction of 1930 road embankments and pipeline for the mining industry.

For Stonechats you may check railway and road embankments, gravel pits and wasteland for possible occurrences.

The Union should increase its financial assistance in Afghanistan for areas such as health (construction and renovation of hospitals, prevention of child mortality) and small and medium-sized infrastructure projects (repairing of road network, embankments, etc.), as well as effectively implementing job security and food security schemes.

The most favourable sectors are: — intensive growing: vine-growing, mushrooms, fruit, plant nurseries, horticulture, hops, etc., — land development: parks, sports fields, road and motorway embankments, landscaped gardens, etc.

For this reason there is an urgent need in areas with extensive traffic networks to maintain and tend the grassy covering for strengthening road shoulders and embankments on traffic routes on the one hand, and on the other to keep it at a reasonable height by simple means during the entire vegetation period.

This field of use includes in particular the reduction in growth of grasses in connection with the maintenance of pure grass cultivations such as those established in public parks and open spaces, in urban areas, industrial sites or along trunk roads, on railway embankments or on the embankments of water bodies.

For this reason there is an urgent need in areas with extensive traffic networks on the one hand to maintain and tend the grassy covering for strengthening road shoulders and embankments on traffic routes, and on the other to keep it at a reasonable height by simple means during the entire vegetation period.

This type of action is of interest on lawn areas, in the growing of ornamentals, in fruit plantations, on road embankments and on sports fields and industrial premises, and also for controlled inhibition of secondary shoots, such as on tobacco.

It is mainly used to lay supply lines such as, for example, water pipes or cables beneath roads or embankments or other buildings and obstacles without having to tear up the surface of the road or ground at the same time.

This field of use includes in particular the reduction in growth of grasses in connection with the maintenance of pure grass cultivations such as those established in public parks and open spaces, in urban areas, industrial sites or along truck roads, on railway embankments or on the embankments of water bodies.

For this reason there is an urgent need in areas with extensive traffic networks, on the one hand to maintain and cultivate the grassy covering necessary for strengthening road shoulders and embankments on traffic routes and, on the other, to keep it at average height by simple means during the entire vegetation period.

The Duke of Northumberland of the day was reluctant to leave his generations-held home faced with pressure from the Metropolitan Board of Works, which wished to build a road through the middle of the site to connect to the new roads by the Embankment.

Bay willows are quite common at road ditch embankments where they really catch attention, on banks of water bodies, in moist hayfields, growing as a high and dense dome-shaped shrub or, less frequently, a low tree (large bay willows are rare).

Use of coppice stands along linear structures (paths, roads, embankments) can form elements of a biotope network.