What is the grid system in Indus Valley Civilisation?

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Pattern of straight lines that cross over each other

Pattern of straight lines that do not cross over each other

Pattern of curved lines that cross over each other

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The grid system in Indus Valley Civilisation is a pattern of straight lines that cross over each other.
1) A grid is one that has a design of squares formed by parallel lines crossing each other.
2) The grid plan, grid street design, or gridiron strategy is a style of city design used in urban planning in which routes intersect at right angles to create a grid.
3)The Indus Valley Civilisation's two largest towns, Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, were constructed with blocks split by a grid of parallel lines, east-west and north-south linear streets. Small lanes separated each block.

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