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Bench Series Artisan Artisan bench with back is covered by patent no. des. 406,701; litter receptacle is covered by patent no. des. 421,515; ash urn is covered by patent no. des. 418,652. AR26 AR25 $1135 Artisan bench with back 5’ AR26 $1200 Artisan bench with back 6’ AR28 $1400 Artisan bench with back 8’ 16 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series AR26C AR16 AR26C $1405 Artisan bench with back and center arm 6’ AR14 $865 Artisan flat bench 4’ AR28C $1590 Artisan bench with back and center arm 8’ AR16 $910 Artisan flat bench 6’ AR18 $1035 Artisan flat bench 8’ AR1CU4 AR3-32 Shown with optional contrasting powder coated steel sleeve AR1CU4 $1270 Artisan flat curved bench 4’ AR3-22 $1055 Artisan litter receptacle 22 gal AR1CU6 $1465 Artisan flat curved bench 6’ AR3-32 $1100 Artisan litter receptacle 32 gal AR1CU8 $1660 Artisan flat curved bench 8’ AR3-38 $1150 Artisan litter receptacle 38 gal Litter includes matching powder coated steel sleeve AR5 AR6-2 AR5 $555 Artisan ash urn AR6-2 $3245 Artisan square table and seats with back Ash urn includes matching powder coated steel sleeve Artisan table and seats must be securely bolted to the ground for stability and warranty Available in an ADA accessible option. 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 17 Bench Series Athenos Benches 18 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Athenos AH26 AH24 $1010 Athenos bench with back 4’ AH26 $1185 Athenos bench with back 6’ AH28 $1325 Athenos bench with back 8’ AH16 AH3-32 AH5 AH14 $800 Athenos flat bench 4’ AH3-22 $1095 Athenos litter receptacle 22 gal AH5 $575 Athenos ash urn AH16 $875 Athenos flat bench 6’ AH3-32 $1125 Athenos litter receptacle 32 gal AH18 $1010 Athenos flat bench 8’ AH3-38 $1175 Athenos litter receptacle 38 gal 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 19 Bench Series Atlanta Atlanta bench with back is covered by patent no. des. 372,133; ash/trash is covered by patent no. des. 459,563. Select Atlanta products are available with recycled lumber customizations. Call for details. AT26 AT24 $1090 Atlanta bench with back 4’ AT26 $1180 Atlanta bench with back 6’ AT28 $1320 Atlanta bench with back 8’ 20 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series AT2CU6 AT16 AT24-6 AT2CU6 $1785 Atlanta curved bench AT14 $850 Atlanta flat bench 4’ AT24-6 $8995 Atlanta tree bench with back, with back 6’ AT16 $880 Atlanta flat bench 6’ 42” inside diameter AT2CU8 $2195 Atlanta curved bench AT18 $1005 Atlanta flat bench 8’ AT14-6 $6875 Atlanta flat tree bench, with back 8’ 45” inside diameter AT2RCU6 $2645 Atlanta reverse curved bench with back 6’ AT3-32 AT3TD-32 AT3SQ-32 With food court tray top Shown with optional powder coated steel sleeve AT3-22 $625 Atlanta litter receptacle 22 gal AT3TD-32 $1155 Atlanta tray top litter receptacle AT3SQ-22 $935 Atlanta square litter receptacle 22 gal AT3-32 $755 Atlanta litter receptacle 32 gal w/ door 32 gal AT3SQ-32 $1005 Atlanta square litter receptacle 32 gal AT3-38 $805 Atlanta litter receptacle 38 gal AT3TD-38 $1210 Atlanta tray top litter receptacle AT3SQ-38 $1055 Atlanta square litter receptacle 38 gal w/ door 38 gal Door has self-latching hinge system. Padlock tabs available upon request. AT5 ATA5 AT-108 AT5 $490 Atlanta ash urn ATA5 $640 Atlanta ash/trash AT-104 $735 Atlanta bike rack capacity 4 AT-108 $870 Atlanta bike rack capacity 8 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 21 Bench Series Atticus Atticus series is covered by one or more of the following: patent no. des. 454,674; 457,334; 457,741. AC26 AC24 $1060 Atticus bench with back 4’ AC26 $1160 Atticus bench with back 6’ AC28 $1300 Atticus bench with back 8’ AC16 AC3-32 AC4-32 AC14 $880 Atticus flat bench 4’ AC3-22 $1030 Atticus litter receptacle 22 gal AC4-22 $1030 Atticus planter 22 gal AC16 $940 Atticus flat bench 6’ AC3-32 $1100 Atticus litter receptacle 32 gal AC4-32 $1100 Atticus planter 32 gal AC18 $1070 Atticus flat bench 8’ AC3-38 $1150 Atticus litter receptacle 38 gal AC4-38 $1150 Atticus planter 38 gal Litter includes matching powder coated steel sleeve 22 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Augustine benches and/or elements of bench designs are covered by one or more of the following: patent no. des. 465,679; 465,952; 466,729; Augustine 467,104. Bench ends are made of cast aluminum. AG24 $1275 Augustine bench with back 4’ AG26 AG26 $1340 Augustine bench with back 6’ AG28 $1480 Augustine bench with back 8’ AG16 AG3-32 AG14 $1145 Augustine flat bench 4’ AG3-22 $1100 Augustine litter receptacle 22 gal AG16 $1205 Augustine flat bench 6’ AG3-32 $1155 Augustine litter receptacle 32 gal AG18 $1345 Augustine flat bench 8’ AG3-38 $1215 Augustine litter receptacle 38 gal Litter includes matching powder coated steel sleeve 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 23 Bench Series Breakwater Breakwater benches are covered by patent no. des. 465,936. BW24 $1015 Breakwater bench with back 4’ BW26 BW26 $1125 Breakwater bench with back 6’ BW28 $1260 Breakwater bench with back 8’ BW16 BW6-4 BWH-6 Shown with BW26 BW14 $880 Breakwater flat bench 4’ BW6-4 $2075 Breakwater picnic table 4’ BWH-6 $1060 Breakwater Harvest table 6’ BW16 $940 Breakwater flat bench 6’ BW6-6 $2420 Breakwater picnic table 6’ BWH-8 $1190 Breakwater Harvest table 8’ BW18 $1070 Breakwater flat bench 8’ BW6-8 $2755 Breakwater picnic table 8’ Available in an ADA accessible option. 24 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Catalina series is covered by one or more of the following: patent no. des. 413,738; 420,814; 424,769. Catalina CA26 $1125 Catalina bench with back 6’ CA26 CA28 $1275 Catalina bench with back 8’ CA16 CA3-32 CA4-32 CA16 $915 Catalina flat bench 6’ CA3-22 $905 Catalina litter receptacle 22 gal CA4-22 $1050 Catalina planter 22 gal CA18 $1060 Catalina flat bench 8’ CA3-32 $965 Catalina litter receptacle 32 gal CA4-32 $1110 Catalina planter 32 gal CA3-38 $1025 Catalina litter receptacle 38 gal CA4-38 $1160 Catalina planter 38 gal 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 25 Bench Series Conservatory CV26 CV25 $1125 Conservatory bench with back 5’ CV26 $1150 Conservatory bench with back 6’ CV28 $1265 Conservatory bench with back 8’ LY14 - Coordinating Liberty flat bench RE3-32 - Coordinating Reading litter receptacle LY14 $865 Liberty flat bench 4’ RE3-22 $720 Reading litter receptacle 22 gal LY16 $980 Liberty flat bench 6’ RE3-32 $770 Reading litter receptacle 32 gal LY18 $1115 Liberty flat bench 8’ RE3-38 $820 Reading litter receptacle 38 gal See the entire Liberty series on page 37 See the entire Reading series on page 48 26 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Dragonfly bench with back is covered by patent no. des. 506,339. Dragonfly DF25 $1065 Dragonfly bench with back 5’ DF26 DF26 $1130 Dragonfly bench with back 6’ DF28 $1250 Dragonfly bench with back 8’ DF16 TE3-32TD - Coordinating Tei litter receptacle Shown with optional lid with dome and galvanized push door DF15 $910 Dragonfly flat bench 5’ TE3-22 $1015 Tei litter receptacle 22 gal DF16 $985 Dragonfly flat bench 6’ TE3-32 $1070 Tei litter receptacle 32 gal DF18 $1110 Dragonfly flat bench 8’ TE3-38 $1120 Tei litter receptacle 38 gal Litter includes matching powder coated steel sleeve See the entire Tei series on page 54 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 27 Bench Series Exeter Exeter series is covered by one or more of the following: patent no. des. 446,399; 440,060; 449,745. EX26 EX24 $1105 Exeter bench with back 4’ EX26 $1200 Exeter bench with back 6’ EX28 $1345 Exeter bench with back 8’ 28 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series EX16 EX3-32 EX14 $935 Exeter flat bench 4’ EX3-22 $1000 Exeter litter receptacle 22 gal EX16 $960 Exeter flat bench 6’ EX3-32 $1070 Exeter litter receptacle 32 gal EX18 $1095 Exeter flat bench 8’ EX3-38 $1130 Exeter litter receptacle 38 gal EX22 EX11 EX22 $1035 Exeter chair EX11 $690 Exeter end table EX-106-1 EX262C Shown with custom laser cut logo and center arms EX-104 $640 Exeter bike rack capacity 4 Customizations EX-106-1 $855 Exeter one-sided bike rack capacity 6 Consider customizations such as center arms to EX-108 $780 Exeter bike rack capacity 8 delineate space on a bench or add laser cut logos to personalize the Exeter series of products. 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 29 Bench Series Fenwick Fenwick bench with back is covered by patent no. des. 481,890. FW26 FW24 $1115 Fenwick bench with back 4’ FW26 $1235 Fenwick bench with back 6’ FW28 $1385 Fenwick bench with back 8’ FW26RA FW3-32 FWE-4 FW26RA $2810 Fenwick bench with back FW3-22 $1170 Fenwick litter receptacle 22 gal FWE-4 $465 Fenwick permanent bollard 4” with right-angle 6’ FW3-32 $1225 Fenwick litter receptacle 32 gal FWR-4 $545 Fenwick removable bollard 4” FW3-38 $1275 Fenwick litter receptacle 38 gal 30 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Horizon bench with back is covered by patent no. des. 414,952. Horizon HZ26 HZ26 $1495 Horizon bench with back 6’ HZ28 $1730 Horizon bench with back 8’ HZ16 HZ3-32 HZ16 $1185 Horizon flat bench 6’ HZ3-22 $675 Horizon litter receptacle 22 gal HZ18 $1390 Horizon flat bench 8’ HZ3-32 $755 Horizon litter receptacle 32 gal HZ3-38 $805 Horizon litter receptacle 38 gal 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com 31 Bench Series Jackson JK28 JK24 $1095 Jackson bench with back 4’ JK26 $1195 Jackson bench with back 6’ JK28 $1295 Jackson bench with back 8’ JK16 JK3-32 JK14 $850 Jackson flat bench 4’ JK3-22 $675 Jackson litter receptacle 22 gal JK16 $900 Jackson flat bench 6’ JK3-32 $745 Jackson litter receptacle 32 gal JK18 $950 Jackson flat bench 8’ JK3-38 $795 Jackson litter receptacle 38 gal 32 1-800-284-8208 www.krdusa.com Bench Series Kerrington series is covered by one or more of the following: patent no.
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    ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ASIAN HIGHWAY HANDBOOK UNITED NATIONS New York, 2003 ST/ESCAP/2303 The Asian Highway Handbook was prepared under the direction of the Transport and Tourism Division of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. The team of staff members of the Transport and Tourism Division who prepared the Handbook comprised: Fuyo Jenny Yamamoto, Tetsuo Miyairi, Madan B. Regmi, John R. Moon and Barry Cable. Inputs for the tourism- related parts were provided by an external consultant: Imtiaz Muqbil. The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. This publication has been issued without formal editing. CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION TO THE ASIAN HIGHWAY………………. 1 1. Concept of the Asian Highway Network……………………………… 1 2. Identifying the Network………………………………………………. 2 3. Current status of the Asian Highway………………………………….. 3 4. Formalization of the Asian Highway Network……………………….. 7 5. Promotion of the Asian Highway……………………………………... 9 6. A Vision of the Future………………………………………………… 10 II. ASIAN HIGHWAY ROUTES IN MEMBER COUNTRIES…... 16 1. Afghanistan……………………………………………………………. 16 2. Armenia……………………………………………………………….. 19 3. Azerbaijan……………………………………………………………... 21 4. Bangladesh……………………………………………………………. 23 5. Bhutan…………………………………………………………………. 27 6. Cambodia……………………………………………………………… 29 7. China…………………………………………………………………... 32 8. Democratic People’s Republic of Korea……………………………… 36 9. Georgia………………………………………………………………... 38 10. India…………………………………………………………………… 41 11. Indonesia………………………………………………………………. 45 12. Islamic Republic of Iran………………………………………………. 49 13 Japan…………………………………………………………………..