tradepaths
nounUK /ˈtreɪd.pɑːðz/
US /ˈtreɪd.pæðz/
Routes that people use to carry goods from one place to another.
Long ago, traders followed old tradepaths across the desert.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The usual ways in which goods are bought and sold between places.
The new port changed the tradepaths of the whole region.
3. A network of roads or sea lanes used mainly for business.
Sailors mapped the tradepaths between the islands.
4. The flow of commerce between countries or communities.
War can block tradepaths and raise prices.