bankroad

noun
UK /ˈbæŋk.rəʊd/
US /ˈbæŋk.roʊd/

A road that runs along the side of a river.

We walked down the bankroad to watch the boats go by.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A road built on top of a raised bank of earth.

The old bankroad kept the village dry during the flood.

3. A path or track used by workers to reach a bank of coal or ore.

Miners trudged along the bankroad before dawn.

4. A street name found in some towns, often near a river or slope.

Her shop sits on Bankroad, just past the bridge.