Ice roads, also known as winter roads, are temporary roads built on frozen bodies of water, such as lakes and rivers, or overland areas that are covered in ice and snow. These roads are typically constructed in colder climates during the winter months when the ice is thick enough to support vehicles. Ice roads are used to provide access to remote communities, facilitate the transportation of goods and resources, and enable travel between locations that might be otherwise inaccessible due to weather conditions or the lack of permanent infrastructure.
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