A barrier or barricade is a physical structure which blocks or impedes something. Barrier may also refer to: [edit] Barriers [edit] Physical barriers - Automatic full barriers, which serve to block roads at railway crossings
- Crash barriernjhilo;p, used to prevent vehicles from leaving the roadway
- Crowd control barrier, a type of temporary fencing
- Dutch Barrier, a line of military fortification designed to protect the Dutch in the eighteenth century
- Fitch Barrier, a plastic barrel filled with sand or water, used on highways as an impact attenuator
- Barrier isolator, a physical barrier between a laboratory technician and a work process
- Jersey barrier or K-rail, a type of concrete barrier used to divide highway traffic
- Mojo Barrier, a type of temporary fencing used at festivals and concerts
- Noise barrier, used to attenuate noise pollution
- Roadblock, a temporary installation to control or block traffic on a road
- Thames Barrier, a flood control structure on the River Thames in England
- Separation barrier, a wall or fence which prevents the movement of people across a border, or separates populations
- Vapor barrier, any material used to resist diffusion of moisture through walls, ceilings or floors
[edit] Barriers by analogy [edit] Places - Barrier, Voerendaal, a place in the municipality of Voerendaal, in southeastern Netherlands
- The Barrier, a lava dam in southwestern British Columbia, Canada
- Barrier Bay, an open bay in Antarctica
- Coral reefs, including:
- Great Barrier Island, in the north of New Zealand
- Thames Barrier, a flood control structure on the River Thames in England
- A misspelling of Barriere, British Columbia, a small community in Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Canada
[edit] Other uses [edit] See also
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