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Definition of T-junction
1. Noun. A junction where two roads or pipes etc. meet to form a T.
Definition of T-junction
1. Noun. An intersection of routes where one road terminates as it joins a (usually higher priority) road at approximately 90°. In most countries, a give way or stop road sign will be seen at a T-junction. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of T-junction
Literary usage of T-junction
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Landscapes of Gran Canaria by Noel Rochford (2004)
"Turn right a the T-junction here. After two minutes, beyond the buildings, descend
a wide old cam/no to the left (this turn- off is marked by a cairn). ..."
2. Landscapes of Tuscany: A Countryside Guide by Elizabeth Mizon (2002)
"When you are almost at the top of the hill, ignore the right turn into the camping
ground and continue down to a T-junction. Turn left here and, ..."
3. Landscapes of Madeira: A Countryside Guide by John Underwood, Pat Underwood (2002)
"Ignore a tarred road off to the right; keep left and, at the next T- junction,
go right. You come into Camacha by the village square, the Achada da Camacha ..."
4. Landscapes of La Palma and El Hierro: A Countryside Guide by Noel Rochford (2003)
"Immediately, at another T-junction, turn left again (where a SIGNPOST points in
... Just one minute from the T-junction, where a track joins from the left, ..."
5. Landscapes of Sardinia: A Countryside Guide by Andreas Stieglitz (2001)
"This road bypasses Thiesi and meets a T-junction where you turn left again. ...
Turn right again at a T-junction. Go straight ahead on a minor track down to ..."
6. Ireland by Peter Singer (2004)
"Turn left at a T-junction and pass a right turn that comes up almost at once.
... Meet a T-junction in Cahir (also called Caber; Cathair; 'Fortress') and ..."
7. Landscapes of Western Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon: A Countryside Guide by John Underwood, Pat Underwood (2004)
"Two minutes later, at a T-junction, turn right (SP is painted in blue on a wall).
... At the next T-junction, go left and then immediately right, ..."
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