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The phrase "road passes through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a road that cuts through an area or connects two places. For example, "The scenic mountain road passes through the small rural town."
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The road passes through paddy-fields.
For them, the road passes through Nashville.
Beside him, a single dirt road passes through the fields.
Namibia's main north-south road passes through Rehoboth.
The road passes through the rebel-held Maraba pass on the edge of the Nafusa mountains.
The settlers' road passes through a no man's land of sandy soil gouged by tank treads.
The scenery changes when the coast road passes through the sprawling royal capital of Kuala Terengganu.
Once these obstacles are overcome, the old lumber road passes through flat and sometimes stony ground, much of it corozal.
The road passes through mile upon mile of flat land covered in nothing but rotting corn stalks after the harvest.
The road passes through two towns known for their handicrafts, and when I made the trip, I stopped at both.
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Point Lookout Road passes through rural areas as well as the county seat of Leonardtown.
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