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Trail, city (1991 pop. 7,919), SE British Columbia, Canada, on the Columbia River just N of the Wash. border. It is a metal-smelting center for a mining area that produces lead, zinc, silver, and gold. Sulfuric acid and fertilizers are manufactured there. trail 1. the scent left by a moving person or animal that is followed by a hunting animal 2. Engineering the distance between the point of contact of a steerable wheel and a line drawn from the swivel pin axis to the ground trail [trāl] (astronomy) A luminous trace left in the sky by the passage of a large meteor. (geology) A line of rock fragments that were picked up by glacial ice at a localized outcropping and left scattered along a fairly well-defined tract during the movement of a glacier. (graphic arts) One of the lines left on a photographic plate during prolonged exposure to starlight if the motion of the plate was not synchronized with the apparent motion of the sky. (ordnance) In bombing, the line between the point of impact of the bomb and a point on the ground directly beneath the aircraft at the moment of impact, assuming that the aircraft stays on course after release of the bomb and maintains a constant speed. Rear part of a gun carriage which connects the piece with a limber or tractor. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The first segment - a 105-mile section in Mendocino National Forest - of the motorized trail system that will eventually extend from Mexico to Oregon will be marked with a dedication ceremony on Saturday. States must use 30 percent of their funds for motorized trail uses, 30 percent for non-motorized trail uses and 40 percent for diverse trail uses, which are trails for multiple types of uses. Contact: Bill Foelsch, 732-568-1270 ****** October 29-31: Motorized Trail Workshops Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society, Allegheny National Forest and Holiday Inn, Pennsylvania. |
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