| EMBANKMENTS | Man-made ridges that carry roads or railways (11) |
| CULVERTS | Drainage tunnels under roads or railways |
| EMBANKMENT | Man-made ridge of earth that carries a railway or road (10) |
| EMBANK | NB make stranger defend with man-made ridge (6) |
| GIRDLES | Corsets made ridges around top of leg! (7) |
| JUNCTION | Where roads or railway lines cross or join (8) |
| ARETE | Glacier made ridge |
| CHROMOSOMES | Threadlike bodies that carry genes in a linear order |
| GOODSTRAINS | Pure bloodlines that carry freight? (5,6) |
| PRADAARMADA | Ships that carry a fashion house's clothes across the sea? (2 wds.) |
| UNDERPASSES | Pedestrian tunnels running beneath a road or railway line (11) |
| MODELLING | Hobby or pastime of making dioramas or miniature aeroplanes, boats, buildings or railways, for example; or, a branch of sculpture (9) |
| ARTERY | Important route in a system of roads, rivers, or railways (6) |
| SURVEYOR | An overseer or supervisor; an inspector of something, such as buildings, land, roads or ships; a geodesist; or, a customs official (8) |
| TURNS | Bends in rivers or roads; or, reversals of the tide (5) |
| SPURS | Tubular corollas that give delphiniums their common name; or, railway's branch lines (5) |
| SPUR | Short branch of a railway line; or, a type of ridge that projects laterally from a main mountain (4) |
| FORKS | Bifurcations in rivers, roads or snakes' tongues; tools for lifting hay; or, utensils used with spoons when waiting in the silver-service style (5) |
| WAYS | Word for paths/roads or for courses of travel, hence of life or action (4) |
| FRET | Pine ridge that obscures sea view |
