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DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
a road made of rough-hewn planks laid across timbers running end-to-end at right angles to the planks.
See: plank road
Quotations
1849
The plank-way, on which is the travelling for rough-shod horses only, is 16 feet wide.
1965
Yet in spite of these hazards this 14-mile plankway may well hold a record: for its 30-year history is unmarred by death of injury.