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This tag refers to the [[drain_(object)|drainage]] ditches dug alongside a street (generally lined in concrete or another paving material) and run for a substantial length of the roadway itself. In Japan these often are covered by a series of concrete slabs with slots between them to both allow drainage and act as handles to remove the slabs for repair or cleaning (see post #3081063 for a prototypical example). The drainage ditch can also be covered by long metal grates as in post #575226. These are usually placed between the roadway and a sidewalk, or create a sidewalk on their own. For intermittent grates or gaps in a curbside that lead to a deeper underground sewer system, instead use [[storm drain]]. h4. See also: * [[sidewalk]] * [[drain_(object)]] * [[storm_drain]] * [[gutter]] h4. External Links: * "Wikipedia (Street gutter)":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_gutter] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |