lock bridge
/ˈlɒk brɪdʒ/noun
1A bridge over a canal or river lock.
2A bridge, especially a temporary one, constructed using timber frames which interlock or abut to support a roadway or walkway.
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense).
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