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The islands were developed as a tourist destination in the 1980s. Pantai Cenang is the most visited beach area, while Kuah contains the archipelago's largest concentration of urban streets.

Around this interior coordinate, roads connect scattered developed areas rather than forming a continuous grid. Forested and limestone terrain leaves broad gaps between those routes.

This three-kilometre view follows part of Langkawi's interior road network. Sparse connectors and isolated street clusters sit between large undeveloped areas.

Set the sparse roads in pale limestone against a deep forest green ground. One heavier line can identify the main island connector without implying a city grid.

Geographic details sourced from Wikipedia.