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intersection point

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intersection point [‚in·tər′sek·shən ‚pȯint]
(civil engineering)
That point where two straights or tangents to a railway or road curve would meet if extended.


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Premier Erdogan said Istanbul bridging continents, cultures and civilizations was located at the intersection point of Mediterranean and Black Sea.
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