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- Boardwalk abstract "A boardwalk (board walk, boarded path, promenade) is a constructed pedestrian walkway along or overlooking beaches; or as walking paths and trails over bogs and wetlands and above fragile ecosystems, usually built with wood.Boardwalks along intertidal zones are known as foreshoreways in Australia. A boardwalk along a river is often known as a riverwalk and a boardwalk along an oceanfront is often known as an oceanway. Aside from their obvious pedestrian usage, boardwalks have been used to create commercial districts and enable commerce along waterfronts where conventional streets would have been more expensive because of a beach or other waterfront feature. Although boardwalks can be found around the world, they are especially common along the East Coast of the United States.[citation needed]Many of the original boardwalks in the United States have developed to be so successful as commercial districts and tourist attractions that the simple wooden pathways have been replaced by esplanades made of concrete, brick or other construction, sometimes with a wooden facade on the surface and sometimes not. Indeed in many parts of the U.S. today the term boardwalk often carries more the connotation of a waterfront, pedestrian, entertainment district than the original meaning of a wooden path.[citation needed] One of the earliest such boardwalks was designed in New Jersey and opened June 26, 1870, in Atlantic City.".
- Boardwalk thumbnail Swampy_But_Pretty_Bog_In_Fiordland_NZ.jpg?width=300.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink boardwalk.html.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink intro.html.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink www.asburyboardwalk.com.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink www.beachboardwalk.com.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink freerideweek_silvretta_06_46_20091012_1859540890.jpg.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink www.boardwalkfinder.com.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink maps?q=new%20york%20state%20long%20beach%20boardwalk&layer=c&ll=40.584137,-73.670926&cbll=40.584137,-73.670926&photoid=po-2006486&z=15&sa=X&ei=vDnoT4bjBMPf0gHjhNTWCQ&ved=0CB8Q8wEoATAA.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink Boardwalks.htm.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink index.frame.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink oc_board.htm.
- Boardwalk wikiPageExternalLink www.tunt.blogspot.com.
- Boardwalk wikiPageID "1000156".
- Boardwalk wikiPageRevisionID "605384515".
- Boardwalk hasPhotoCollection Boardwalk.
- Boardwalk subject Category:Footbridges.
- Boardwalk subject Category:Footpaths.
- Boardwalk subject Category:Garden_features.
- Boardwalk subject Category:Pedestrian_infrastructure.
- Boardwalk subject Category:Road_infrastructure.
- Boardwalk comment "A boardwalk (board walk, boarded path, promenade) is a constructed pedestrian walkway along or overlooking beaches; or as walking paths and trails over bogs and wetlands and above fragile ecosystems, usually built with wood.Boardwalks along intertidal zones are known as foreshoreways in Australia. A boardwalk along a river is often known as a riverwalk and a boardwalk along an oceanfront is often known as an oceanway.".
- Boardwalk label "Boardwalk".
- Boardwalk label "Paseo marítimo".
- Boardwalk label "Дощатая тропа".
- Boardwalk label "ボードウォーク".
- Boardwalk sameAs Paseo_marítimo.
- Boardwalk sameAs ボードウォーク.
- Boardwalk sameAs m.03y3sg.
- Boardwalk sameAs Q11111030.
- Boardwalk sameAs Q11111030.
- Boardwalk wasDerivedFrom Boardwalk?oldid=605384515.
- Boardwalk depiction Swampy_But_Pretty_Bog_In_Fiordland_NZ.jpg.
- Boardwalk isPrimaryTopicOf Boardwalk.