Sentence examples for railroad corridors from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin pioneered the national movement to convert abandoned railroad corridors into bicycle trails.

More than 11,000 miles of abandoned railroad corridors have been converted into public trails and greenways for activities like walking, bicycling, horseback riding and cross-country skiing.

TRAILLINK.COM: www.traillink.com -- This online directory started by the Rails to Trails Conservancy includes some of the more than 11,000 miles of abandoned railroad corridors that have been converted into public trails and greenways.

Bicycle paths have been created on the streets of many cities and in national as well as municipal parks, and in the United States more than 10,000 miles (16,000 km) of abandoned railroad corridors have been turned into bicycle paths.

Moreover, the majority of the land in these regions is within a 10 km buffer of the road network, railroad corridors or settlements.

By the 1890s, Flagstaff found itself located along one of the busiest railroad corridors in the U.S., with 80-100 travellingvelling through the city every day, destined for Chicago, Los Angeles, and elsewhere.

The city began buying the railroad corridor in 2007.

Two years later, she and her husband joined other homeowners in formally recognizing each other's right of access to the section of the railroad corridor that abutted their property.

The Atlanta BeltLine, a former railroad corridor that is being redeveloped with bike trails, green space and, eventually, a light rail system, is less than a block away.

The condo is about a half-block from the Atlanta BeltLine, a former railroad corridor that is being converted to bicycle trails, green space and eventually, a light rail system.

In what may be the crown jewel in environmental restructuring for better health, the city plans to create an urban paradise from an abandoned railroad corridor over the next two decades, with light rail and 22 miles of walking and biking trails.