"district road" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to a public road that is the responsibility of a particular district. For example, "The city council is responsible for maintaining the district road."
Nearby, down a quiet residential lane, a squat, metal-roofed farm shack houses the new Callaloo Butik (Frenchman District Road; 876-390-3949 876-390-3949 876-390-3949
Mrs. Bush's visit prompted Mr. Karzai to make a visit of his own to Bamian to inaugurate the construction of a district road.
The study uses 11,574 accidents that have occurred on Dehradun district road network during 2009 to 2014.
From there it is connected by the district road D3214.
Camping is also allowed east of the cottonwood road and adjacent to the south side of the water district road.
Camp in any of the allowable spots which include: Camping is allowed west of the cottonwood road, south of the water district road, and north of Interstate 10.
The state has federal autobahns, as well as several thousand miles of federal, state, and district roads.
Stannard has ridden these Peak District roads since he was 18 years old, riding for the Great Britain academy, and he is currently based in Wilmslow, so these are still his training hills and he timed his effort perfectly on a drag after the Cat and Fiddle summit, which was followed immediately by a steep descent.
State Highways (SH) and Major District Roads (MDR) together constitute the secondary system of road transportation which contributes significantly to the development of the rural economy and industrial growth of the country.
The pattern of trace metal contamination in fugitive dust from VT district roads is similar to trace metal concentrations patterns observed for soils measured more than 40 years ago indicating that Pb contamination in the region is persistent as a long-term soil contaminant.
Major district roads provide a secondary function of linking between main roads and rural roads.
