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The Red Road was an ancient system of cavernways below the Orocarni that had been enlarged to a vast subterranean road by the Dwarves and connected the Uax-Deeps with the Sammath Helcar and Ruuriik.

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  • The Red Road was an ancient system of cavernways below the Orocarni that had been enlarged to a vast subterranean road by the Dwarves and connected the Uax-Deeps with the Sammath Helcar and Ruuriik.
  • The Red Road area of Glasgow is famed for its tower blocks which when built were the tallest residential buildings in Europe. They are in a prominent location to the north of the city centre, overlooking the M8 Motorway. They were built in 1969 by the Glasgow City Corporation. There are in total eight blocks varying in height from 74.10 metres in height to 89.00 metres in height. All 8 tower blocks at Red Road have now been demolished.
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  • The Red Road was an ancient system of cavernways below the Orocarni that had been enlarged to a vast subterranean road by the Dwarves and connected the Uax-Deeps with the Sammath Helcar and Ruuriik.
  • The Red Road area of Glasgow is famed for its tower blocks which when built were the tallest residential buildings in Europe. They are in a prominent location to the north of the city centre, overlooking the M8 Motorway. They were built in 1969 by the Glasgow City Corporation. There are in total eight blocks varying in height from 74.10 metres in height to 89.00 metres in height. All 8 tower blocks at Red Road have now been demolished.
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