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Athleta Christi
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[AL] Albanian Highways & Motorways • Rrugėt dhe Autoudhat shqiptare
ALBANIAN MOTORWAYS - AUTOSTRADAT SHQIPTARE ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Athleta Christi
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SH2 Tiranė-Durrės
Part of the North/South-Corridor ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Last edited by Foolish Farmer; July 5th, 2007 at 08:21 PM. |
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it would have been better to say albanian motorway instead of motorways because there is only one single just 38 km long motorway section.
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Athleta Christi
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Only one?
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Athleta Christi
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SH4 / Rrogozhine-Lushnje
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![]() I'm still searching for a good road atlas of Russia too...
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Athleta Christi
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Yes, these are the official roadnumbers. I've got some examples for you.
Tirane-Durrės ![]() Kakavije-Gjirokaster ![]() Elbasan-Peqin & Elbasan-Tiranė
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Those lower 2 signs look very good, especially the bottom one. Are there decent maps with the national road system?
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but somehow the motorway lames look pretty narrow and why aren“t there shoulders?
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Athleta Christi
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2 weeks ago i bought a road-map in albania, which includes the road numbers, etc.
I would scan for you parts of the map, but I've forgotten it in Kosova! |
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Most roads where repaved by NATO in order to move troops, as i have heard. But Albania is moving forward fast, and that's a good thing, but don't forget they started from scratch a decade ago.
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Why is TIRANE written without dots above the "E" (TIRANĖ)?
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Because that's Albanian languague.
One of the most difficult languagues in Europe i've seen so far. From Russian to Polish, and from Romanian to Spanish, from Croatian to Swedish, i can translate at least parts or words from a text, but Albanian: Nothing.
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chris speaks all languaces in europe, i want also be that skilled.
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I only speak Dutch, English and German, and a little French. But reading of many languagues isn't that hard if you have a feeling for languagues. I used only Polish wikipedia to write articles about Polish expressways on the Dutch autosnelwegen forum (in Dutch). Polish is one of the harder languagues to read, i don't understand all words, but there are online translators, but i hardly use them. But Albanian? It's different than other Slavonian languagues like Croatian, Czech or Russian.
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No, I asked why TIRANE was written without dots above the "E".
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Speaking of...
how do we, in English, get ALBANIA from SHQIPTARE?!?
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Well, as an Albanian-American "Shqiperia" which is what Albanians call their country is derived from Shqi-Shqebonje, which is the symbol that is on the national flag (the two-headed eagle). That in turn is derived from the symbol worn by Gjorg Skenderbeg, the national hero of Albania who warded off invading Ottomans in the 1300's. Very quick history lesson
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It seems arabic = Al Bania?
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