viaduct
/vaɪˈædʌkt/Definitions
1. noun
A raised road or railway structure carrying a road or railway over a valley or depression, typically supported by piers or viaduct pillars.
“The new viaduct has greatly improved traffic flow through the area.”
2. noun
A long bridge or aqueduct, especially one for carrying a canal or watercourse over a valley or depression.
“The ancient Romans built a viaduct to supply fresh water to the city.”