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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #33814 90 European Countries
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In cities elsewhere, such as those in many European countries, streets follow a meandering pattern, following the rivers and natural landmarks.
The ancient Romans, for example, laid out their streets mathematically many years previously, and this also produced a grid pattern.
This is not simply a case of an older, irregular pattern giving way to a later American invention, however.
If you look at how a US city is laid out on a map, you usually find a grid pattern of streets going from north to south and east to west, and they cross at a very precise 90 degree angle.

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