flat road flat road road gibraltar british overseas territory southern end road runs north south providing views city previously known spanish del english path traditional road road angles west flat fortification married quarters built road nineteenth century yellow fever 1820s 1880s residents apparently faulty developments included 1830s school poor children remained use school early twentieth century club masked balls held modern times magazine refurbished civilian use barracks converted affordable housing parking issue background flat road begins southeast garrison library intersection north junction devil gap road proceeding southerly direction road passes reaches road runs west leading flat fortification original flat called built spanish time designed fortifications charles wall protected new point immense quantities gunpowder stored threatened fire swept long grass vegetation south districts colony reached wall burning history conditions 19th century road mentioned outbreak yellow fever gibraltar french medical commission visited colony documented findings spread epidemic reported cases houses flat road september houses road infected sewer ran parallel road suspected source said excessive normal french commission said sewer outside houses road emitted bad smell report september described wilson buildings wooden sheds road flat decidedly health persons inhabit families living road included family family free english language establishment poor children set government owned building flat road funded contributions wealthy people colony open children boys girls school boys excluded continued school girls early 20th century order council aimed reducing health risks defined flat road boundaries streets ramps roads lanes passages stairs public places new regulations apply reported cases occurred married quarters flat road turned pipes roof cracked pipes connected directly sewer sewer gas escaping rooms road depicted article colony appeared new_york based magazine ink drawings depict bay gate signal station rock spanish lines depicted foreground depicted picturesque road titled flat gibraltar visitor noted club flat road holding preaching signs advice modern times census residents road counted area magazine geological research facility exhibition centre involved gibraltar barracks north flat road renovated converted affordable residential housing flat barracks redevelopment project started completed development renamed communal gardens new housing established time bedroom apartments included allocated parking government issued mentions parking project flat road parking spots added public criticism lack parking road government removed existing parking constructing new parking spaces gallery
Flat Bastion Road