Network of roads, railways and waterways has been often described as
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A
Arteries of distribution
B
Arteries of dissemination
C
Arteries of circulation
D
Arteries of diffusion
Correct Answer
Arteries of circulation
Detailed Explanation
- Networks of road, railways and water ways have often been described as “arteries of circulation”.
- This analogy is used to emphasize the critical role that these transportation routes play in facilitating the movement of people, goods, and information within a region or country.
- Just as arteries in the human body carry blood to various parts of the body, transportation networks carry people and goods to different locations, ensuring the flow of economic activity, trade, and communication.
- The efficiency and connectivity of these transportation arteries are vital for the functioning and development of regions and nations.
- Improvements in transportation infrastructure can lead to increased economic growth, accessibility, and connectivity, which are important for the overall well-being of a society.
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