Tramroad Definition

tramrōd
noun
A road for trams, having tracks of wood, stone, or metal.
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Noun

Singular:
tramroad
Plural:
tramroads

Origin of Tramroad

Tramroad Sentence Examples

  • He had originally been employed by the Severn & Wye company to build a tramroad but this idea was changed to a canal scheme.

  • Brother-in-law of James Brindley, surveyed a tramroad with Thomas Dadford junior and worked with William Hammond Bartholomew.

  • Peak Forest Canal Opened with a connecting tramroad at Marple.

  • He also constructed a tramroad from near Stourbridge to a colliery, for a £ 1,255 fee.

  • In 1810 Walter Coffin completed a tramroad which connected Dinas Levels to the canal.

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Words Starting With

TTRTRA

Words Ending With

DADOAD

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