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The average length of a rural route is 55 miles.
Rural routes began in 1912 and eventually there were four.
The average annual cost per rural route is shown in table 2.
The rural route does not pass through any cities or towns.
The rest of the road is a two-lane rural route.
The post office services the town with lock boxes and a rural route.
Everyone now has a house number and street address as opposed to the rural route addresses of the past.
This contrasts with 14.9 seconds per piece for rural routes.
There was one rural route that got me stiffed up.
Today, it services the village with lock boxes and two rural routes.
A green lane is a type of road, usually an unpaved rural route.
That year, 82 rural routes were put into operation.
A short while later, the rural route passes a small parking lot in a dense forest.
Jeb Oliver's address was nothing more than a house number on a rural route.
Jesus, the sun wasn't all the way up yet and it gets kind of hinky on those rural routes.
The percentage of possible deliveries on rural routes that are businesses is not known.
"Rural routes and post office boxes may take longer."
Its post office services locals with lock boxes and 3 rural routes.
After leaving Ravenel, the highway becomes a very rural route.
"We try to compare rural routes to other rurals," he said.
A rural route is defined in terms of the roads it traverses.
Data for a few of the counted rural routes appeared to be internally inconsistent.
Data from the remaining 43,844 rural routes were used to calculate the statistics presented in this paper.
This increased business made the Maitland post office eligible for its first rural route.
Rainie turned off the rural route, and farmland gave way to a neighborhood.