Corridor
Corridor noun - A typically long narrow way connecting parts of a building.
Usage example: the long, sterile corridors give the government building a forbidding air
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The aliens live in a giant artificial sphere in which every room, corridor and passage is strewn with wires, pipes and machinery of all sorts (not always inoffensive).
Source: Eternal Engine - Arctic Rising takes place in a near future where The Arctic Circle is melting, the Northwest Passage is a major shipping corridor and there are farms on Baffin Island.
Source: Global Warming -
Endless Corridor: The passage way that leads back from Hobb's End to the real world.
Source: Film / In the Mouth of Madness
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