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fence

a barrier enclosing or bordering a field, yard, or other area

Noun path_infrastructure Level 24
bridge

A structure built to span physical obstacles (such as a river, valley, or road) to provide passage for people, vehicles, or goods.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
bus stop

a marked place where a bus picks up passengers

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
highway

A main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities, designed for fast long-distance travel by vehicles.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
road

A wide way leading from one place to another, especially one with a prepared surface for vehicles to travel on.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
stage

a raised platform on which performers act or speak.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
street

A public road in a city or town, typically paved and lined with buildings, used for vehicles and pedestrians.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
subway

an underground electric railway system used for urban public transportation

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
traffic light

a signal light controlling road traffic

Noun path_infrastructure Level 26
canal

An artificial waterway built to carry boats or ships, or to transport water for irrigation or other purposes.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 115
dock

a structure extending into water for mooring boats.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 115
path

a way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading

Noun path_infrastructure Level 135
ditch

a narrow channel dug in the ground

Noun path_infrastructure Level 219
track

a rough path or trail, especially one made by repeated passage

Noun path_infrastructure Level 219
trail

a path through wild areas

Noun path_infrastructure Level 219
access

The means or opportunity to enter, reach, or use a place, system, or resource.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
crosswalk

A marked part of a road where pedestrians have the right of way to cross.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
intersection

A point where two or more roads meet or cross each other.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
rail

a steel bar forming part of a railroad track.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
railroad

A track made of steel rails along which trains run, or the system of transportation using such tracks.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
railway

A railroad system or route consisting of tracks, trains, stations, and related equipment for transporting passengers or goods.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
sidewalk

A paved path for pedestrians alongside a road.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
tunnel

An underground passage dug through the ground or through a hill, used for transportation or access.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
waterway

A river, canal, or other route through which boats and ships can travel.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 255
baseline

In court sports, a baseline is the boundary line at the back of each end of the court.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 405
goal line

In many sports, the goal line is the boundary line a ball must completely cross to count as a score, or the end line at the goal.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 405
motorway

A major public road designed for fast traffic, typically with separate carriageways for each direction, limited access, and no intersections at the sa...

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1020
pipeline

A long system of pipes used to transport liquids, gases, or other substances over a distance.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1020
pathway

A path, track, or route for walking or traveling, especially a narrow one.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1050
access road

An access road is a road or passage that provides a route to a particular place.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
approach

A road or path leading to a place, especially one used to reach a runway, bridge, or other facility.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
artery

A major route or channel through which traffic, transport, communication, or other movement flows.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
highway exit

A road or ramp that allows vehicles to leave a highway.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
interstate

A major controlled-access highway connecting two or more U.S. states, usually part of the Interstate Highway System.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
platform

A raised area beside a railway track where passengers board and leave trains.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
railway track

A railway track is the physical track or tracks on which railway vehicles run.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
sewer system

A network of underground channels and pipes that carries wastewater and sewage away from an area.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
terminal

A terminal is the endpoint of a transportation route or line, often where passengers begin or end a journey.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399
watercourse

A natural or artificial channel through which water flows, especially for drainage or water management.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1399