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Roads are called lanes, avenues, streets, etc., but how did the name causeway come about?
Asked by Pardeep kapoor,
01 Jul '09 11:58 pm
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When first used, the word appeared in a form such as causey way making clear its derivation from the earlier form causey. This word seems to have come from the same source by two different routes
Answered by anil garg, 02 Jul '09 12:18 am
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A causeway is a road or a railway on an elevation, generally on a water body. The Mahim causeway is the term used as it is a link between Mahim and Bandra over the Mahim Bay !
Answered by rajesh prajapati, 02 Jul '09 12:04 am
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