- Water delivery (pipelines, aqueducts, reservoirs, wells, desalination plants, etc.)
- etc.
This is consistent with Wikipedia's definition of "hard infrastructure" (as opposed to "soft infrastructure", which focuses on institutional structures/organizations).
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Granted, I can only speak for myself, but when I hear the word "infrastructure" I'm picturing a smörgåsbord of different things:
- Roads
- Bridges
- Tunnels
- Rail lines
- Canals
- Levees
- Electrical delivery (power lines, distribution boxes, etc.)
- Telecommunications delivery (data lines, radio towers, etc.)
- Fuel delivery (pipelines, refineries, storage, etc.)
- Water delivery (pipelines, aqueducts, reservoirs, wells, desalination plants, etc.)
- etc.
This is consistent with Wikipedia's definition of "hard infrastructure" (as opposed to "soft infrastructure", which focuses on institutional structures/organizations).