A scenic route or pathway lined with trees, or a tree-shaded avenue for walking or driving.
Compound of 'arbor' (tree) and 'way' (path or road), following the pattern of names like 'parkway.' The term was popularized in urban planning in the late 19th century.
Boston's famous Emerald Necklace includes sections called 'arborways,' designed by Frederick Law Olmsted to create natural corridors through the city—it's urban design that connects nature with infrastructure.
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