Describe the location of the four significant breaks for bodies of water that the map shows in the roman road system

The four significant brakes for bodies of water that the map shows in the Roman Road system are :The English Channel, Black Sea, Nile River Straight of Gibraltar.

Explanation:

1. The English Channel- also known as The Channel, is the water body that separates Southern England from Northern France. It is the busiest shipping area in the world. It's 560 km long and 240 km wide.

2. Black Sea- It is a water body between Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Western Asia. It has an area of 436400 km.

3. Nile River-It is the longest river in the world flowing in Africa. It is about 6,650km long.

4. Strait of Gibraltar-It is a narrow strait connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

overview:

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