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Culvert
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a structure, typically made of concrete or metal, that allows water to flow under a road, railway, or other obstruction, helping to prevent flooding and maintain the natural flow of water
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The culvert beneath the railway tracks was blocked with debris, causing water to back up and flood the surrounding area.
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