Five kilometres south of Argeles-sur-Mer is Collioure, the ancient Port Illiberries, the seaport of Elne.
This is not remarkable when one considers that the electricity is a home-made product of the power of the swift flowing Aude, which rushes by Axat's dooryards at five kilometres an hour.
The Aude, the Orb and the Herault mingle their waters with the Mediterranean here, and on the Montagne d'Agde rises another of those remarkable French lighthouses, this one throwing its light a matter of forty-five kilometres seawards.
From Tarascon to Ax-les-Thermes, still in the valley of the Ariege, is twenty-five kilometres of superb roadway.
A French authority states that up to twenty to twenty-five kilometres an hour the automobile does little or no harm to the roads, but when they increase to over fifty kilometres an hour they do damage the surface somewhat.
The study of the ground completely justifies this view, for it was sufficient for Caesar to make a circuit of fifty miles (or seventy-five kilometres) to turn the mass of mountains which extends from Besancon to Montbeliard.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "five kilometres" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
