Corridor

Corridor may refer to:

Entertainment

• Corridor (album)
• Corridor (graphic novel), the first Indian graphic novel, written by Sarnath Banerjee
• Corridor (collection), a short story collection by Alfian Sa'at published in 1999
• Corridor of uncertainty in the game of cricket

Travel

• Corridor (rail vehicle), a railway vehicle with a passageway through to adjacent coaches
• Corridor (Via Rail), a rail network running from Quebec City to Windsor
• Pan-European corridors
• Wildlife corridor, a stretch of nature that facilitates the migration of animals
• Air corridor, a designated travel path for aircraft
• Transport corridor, a (generally linear) tract of land in which at least one main line for some mode of transport has been built
  • Highway corridor, a general path that a highway follows
  • A highway that is part of the Appalachian Development Highway System in the United States

Region/Territory

• Research Corridor, a (linear) region with a high density of research-oriented universities, businesses, and non-profit institutions.
• Czech Corridor, a proposed corridor running from Yugoslavia to Czechoslovakia (so that the two Slavic-speaking nations would have direct access to one another)
• Lachin corridor,
• Siliguri Corridor, connects the northeast provinces of India to the rest of the country.
• Polish Corridor in former West Prussia, which gave Poland access to the sea, but separated East Prussia and Free City of Danzig from the major part of Germany
• Wakhan Corridor, in Afghanistan.
• National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor (U.S.)
• National Heritage Corridor, a United States site historic preservation designation.

Other

• Operation Corridor, the name of a Serb operation in Bosnia in 1992
• The Corridor, an early shopping arcade built in Bath, Somerset, England in 1825

See also

• Hall
• Infinite Corridor
• Selfkant corridor

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