towpath
IPA: tˈoʊpæθ
noun
- A path alongside a canal or river, originally for horses towing barges, now more often used as a footpath.
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Examples of "towpath" in Sentences
- There was no towpath on the river.
- These include the towpath and canal bed.
- A towpath is visible on the opposite side.
- The locomotive ended on the canal towpath.
- It is long and has a complete towpath inside.
- The towpath is popular with bikers and joggers.
- The towpath is suitable for walking and cyclists.
- The towpath is mounted above the water in the trough.
- There is no towpath here, and the washwalls are modern.
- The first business tackled by the Company was the building of towpaths.
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