Road Bearing Bridge Spanning A Ravine Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 08-06-2018
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VIADUCT
- A narrow bridge
- Arched gorge crossing
- Bridge over a valley
- Bridge over gorge
- Bridge with multiple arches
- Diva cut out arched bridge
- Railway bridge

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