-
removing culverts to
restore an open-air
watercourse is
known as daylighting. In the UK, the
practice is also
known as deculverting.
Culverts can be constructed...
- decades,[when?] the
ecological impact of
culverts on
natural streams and
rivers has been recognised.
While the
culvert discharge capacity derives from hydrological...
- The
Macquarie Culvert is a
double brick culvert under the
original Mrs Macquarie's Road (also
known as Lady Macquarie's Road) in the
Royal Botanic Gardens...
-
Monterroso culvert,
flowing directly under the
Calle Parque central.
Version 3 is the
largest of all
versions of
arroyo de Juan Benítez
culverts.[citation...
-
Ipswich culvert is one of only
three known culverts that
belonged to the
first section of main line. The
other culverts (Sandstone
Railway Culvert, Wulkuraka)...
- The Big
Culvert is a
substantial granite and
bluestone arch
culvert bridge on the
historic Yarra Track near Cambarville, Victoria, Australia. It was built...
- The
Porter Hollow Embankment and
Culvert, also
known as the
Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad Culvert, is a
stone bridge and
trestle over the
Stegman Cr****...
- The
Monona Township Culvert was a
historic structure located southwest of Luana, Iowa,
United States. It
spanned an
unnamed stream for 14 feet (4.3 m)...
-
Wheat Cr****
Culvert was a heritage-listed
culvert at
Adelaide Street,
Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia. It was
designed by
Christopher Porter and...
-
representative example of
several stone arch
bridges and
culverts built in
Kansas in the
early 1900s. The
culvert retains its character-defining
features of limestone...
