Road Town

American  

noun

1. a town on SE Tortola, in the NE West Indies: capital of the British Virgin Islands.

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Example Sentences

There were hardly any people, save visitors who came in droves to see the storied Silk Road town for themselves.

From New York Times

YARKAND, China — The winding, crowded lanes of old Yarkand, an ancient Silk Road town, preserve patterns of life that go back centuries.

From New York Times

Most of the dozens of charter companies are based in Road Town, the main harbor on Tortola.

From Washington Post

Across the street from the governor’s office in Road Town, the territory’s capital, Dorothy Nibbs spends her days under a mango tree, greeting passers-by and washing clothes by hand in a tub.

From New York Times

Trisha Paul, who works as a waitress at Treasure Isle Hotel in the capital of Road Town, said she was unsure what she would do to make a living until tourists return.

From New York Times