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elevated railroad

noun as in railway system operating above roads

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The same foundation donated $20 million to the nearby High Line, a disused elevated railroad converted into a park in the sky.

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And Los Angeles has consulted with the founders of New York City’s High Line — an abandoned elevated railroad remade into a park that stretches for blocks.

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In places, the trail runs atop an old elevated railroad bed, part of an iron mine that flourished here in the 1800s.

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From the roof deck, its potted hydrangeas and wisteria bursting with rude health, you can see the High Line, the disused stretch of elevated railroad spur that was converted into a public park in 2009.

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She explained, too, how the elevated railroad being erected over Sixty-third Street would carry guests directly to Jackson Park.

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