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Canada the "Grand Concourse", is an
integrated walkway system that has over 160
kilometers (99 mi) of
walkways,
which link
every major park, river, pond,...
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Moving walkways can be used by
standing or
walking on them. They are
often installed in pairs, one for each direction. The
first moving walkway debuted...
- 7"
single "Parisienne
Walkways" (Lynott, Moore) – 3:08 "Fanatical Fascists" (Lynott) – 2:44 1993 UK 7"
single "Parisienne
Walkways '93" – 5:01 "Still Got...
- Two
overhead walkways in the
Hyatt Regency Hotel in
Kansas City, Missouri,
collapsed on July 17, 1981,
killing 114
people and
injuring 216.
Loaded with...
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Canopy walkways – also
called canopy walks,
treetop walks or
treetop walkways –
provide pedestrian access to a
forest canopy.
Early walkways consisted...
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Ancient processional walkways were
often ****ociated with the
design of
palaces such as
Phaistos on
Minoan Crete. The
processional walkway is also an element...
- 5082; -0.1126 The
Jubilee Walkway is an
official walking route in London. It was
originally opened as the
Silver Jubilee Walkway to
commemorate Queen Elizabeth...
- The
Walkway over the
Hudson (also
known as the
Poughkeepsie Bridge,
Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, Poughkeepsie–Highland
Railroad Bridge, and High Bridge)...
- The
Winnipeg Walkway System, also
known as the
Winnipeg Skywalk, is a
network of
pedestrian skyways and
tunnels connecting a
significant portion of downtown...
- A
simple suspension bridge (also rope bridge,
swing bridge (in New Zealand),
suspended bridge,
hanging bridge and
catenary bridge) is a
primitive type...
