Jeogeot Road Network

Jeogeot has an extensive road network. All roads are interconnected except for the Pyri Funfair Road. Also, except the off-road and Pyri Funfair Road, all roads are modern, covered with asphalt or pavement. Also, except for Pyri Funfair road, all the other roads lack steep grades or sharp turns. Another feature is that most roads have road bumps, especially where pavement type is changed. There are, also, a lot of rezz zones along all roads.

The road network of Jeogeot consists of the following roads:

## Route 9

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Length: 23588 m, asphalt and pavement.

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Route 9 is the most important transport way in Jeogeot, it forms a large bubble along the continent. It is 23588 m long. At this length, it is the longest of all roads in Second Life. The road is, almost for its entire length, built at an elevation of 55 m high. It intersects all the other roads except for Wellington Road.

There are a lot of amazing buildings along the way:

**Jeogeot Great Bridge** is an amazing 532 m long modern bridge, supported by steel cables. At its length, it is the second longest bridge on the grid after the wooden *Heterocera Great Bridge* that serves the Heterocera Road Network. The bridge is built at an elevation of 42 m, 22 m above sea level. It spans over a part of Jeogeot Gulf and is one of the most impressive work of architecture in Second Life.

**The Great Tunnel** is 802 m long and spans under a long and narrow lake. Its walls are made of glass, which allows travelers to see around them. The glass tunnel covers the road and is not deep. Water surface is close to tunnel walls.

**Other bridges** pass over a few lakes. There is one bridge in Han Loso, passing over a lake. Another bridge is in Foyle Gully, also crossing a lake.

In West and North-West, the road comes very close to the outer coast of Jeogeot, which can sometimes be seen from the road. Also, in South, the coast is close, but not close enough to see the water surface. In Choi and Saengseon, the road gets very close to other two lakes.

There is a small branch close to the Great Bridge, a wooden path that ends in a place where the bridge is highly visible. This branch is only 67 m long.

## Route 10

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Length: 15136 m, asphalt and pavement.

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This road crosses through the middle of Jeogeot. It can be divided into two sections. At 15136 m, it is one of the longest roads in Second Life, the second longest in Jeogeot. Its surface is covered in some parts with asphalt and in others with pavement.

**Highlands Section** crosses almost through the middle of the continent. Altitude in some parts rise to 120 m. The road intersects numerous depressions, which look like valleys. In some places, the road climbs and passes over spectacular bridges. There are no tight curves in this area. In this section, the road is encompassed by route 9.

**Lowland Section** is located to West. The road passes route 9, heads North and crosses the rivers of Jeogeot. In this area, there are two massive bridges and a small one. Also, the road passes a river with the help of a tunnel.

## Route 9A

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Length: 4434 m, only pavement, extended with 71 m off-road.

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Route 9A is a branch of route 9. It advances deep into the North. On its way, it makes a few loops, giving access to more parcels in the area. In some places, the road gets very close to the coast, but without providing an access to a dock.

This road is covered with pavement on its entire length.

## Northern Spur Road

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Length: 3349 m, asphalt.

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This road gives access to some areas in Jeogeot's North peninsula. It is a modern road, covered with asphalt on its entire length. The road avoids both the high hills and the coast. An interesting aspect is that, at the end of the road, there is a statue of a dolphin. This suggests that the road was intended to go even further and reach the coast.

A resident built a small branch road, connecting Northern Spur Road with the waterways of Moonbase Gulf, providing access into an otherwise remote area.

## Off-Road Route

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Length: 348 m, no pavement.

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Very short, this virgin trail provides an useful shortcut between routes 9 and 10. It runs only 348 m, connecting two sims. Access is difficult even for an SUV. There is even a tree grown in the middle of the road.

## Pyri Funfair Road

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Length 489 m, dirt road.

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The Pyri subcontinent has its own road, starting at a dock, which climbs from a very low altitude all the way to the plateau upstream holding the fair. It is a dirt and boulders road. It is the only road not connected to Jeogeot road network. This road has the steepest grades and sharpest curves from all roads in the continent.

## The Moleway

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Length: 1656 m, asphalt and pavement.

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The Moleway is a road advancing towards a small peninsula in South-West. The road is covered with asphalt and has a different texture. It connects a few sims and ends in a round parking area, which is also a rezz zone, in front of a few large hills.

## The Shortcut

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Length: 944, asphalt and pavement.

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The shortcut is a branch of route 9 that bypasses the North peninsula. It runs through the center of the continent, giving also access to Wellington Road.

## Wellington Road

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Length: 5019 m, only pavement.

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Wellington Road is the only road not directly connected to route 9. It is entirely covered with pavement, a distinct type of pavement never seen on other roads. It has plenty of rezz zones and a few bridges.

## West Coast Road

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Length: 957 m, asphalt.

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This road is narrower then the other roads. It is covered with a poor quality asphalt. The road advances through a peninsula, but without actually reaching the coastline.

## Total data

Jeogeot has 56058 m of roads. From these, 1571 are unpaved and 54487 m are paved. The road network is connected to the waterway network in three points: the Great Bridge on route 9, the docks of Pyri and (with the help of a resident-made connection) in Dasom towards the Moonbase Gulf.

## See Also

* Second Life Geography
* List Of Roads
* Jeogeot