Range Road is a Canadian term that refers to roads that run north-south along the range grid lines of a survey system. Range Roads (Rge. Rd.) are perpendicular to township roads (abbreviated TWP. RD.) which run east-west along the township grid lines of a survey system.
Read more about Range Road: Western Canada, Alberta, Saskatchewan
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