Are through roads considered urban roads when they are located within a built-up area?
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Explanation
**Travesías** are roads that pass through a populated area but are not considered urban roads.
- **Urban roads** are those streets and paths located **within the populated area**, such as in towns and cities.
- **Travesías**, although they pass through a populated area, are technically **roads** and are not classified as urban roads.
- **Interurban roads** are roads and paths that are **outside the populated area**.
Therefore, even if a travesía passes through an area with buildings, it is still a road and is not classified as an urban road.
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