Definition of mail track in English:

mail track

noun

Australian, NZ historical

单词	mail track
释义	Definition of mail track in English: mail track noun Australian, NZ historical A route by which mail is delivered. the road that follows the old mail track has been disused since the war Example sentencesExamples The old mail track was marked on the first geological survey map of the region. His body was first seen lying on the mail track along the coast. What was at first merely a mail-track became a broad beaten road. He'd previously been employed by the Government to improve the mail-track between Napier and Tanpo. It was one of the old mail tracks once, but new coach lines had knocked away all the traffic. One of the first tasks was the cutting of a mail track through the scrub. Civilization at Honeysuckle Creek was represented by a bark hut post office on the mail track. On the rare mail tracks, civilisation brushes against wild mystery. The line passes through a settled country and along a mail-track. The tours ferry passengers in a replica stagecoach along an original mail track.
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