The phrase "boardwalk of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The boardwalk of Atlantic City is famous for its lively atmosphere and stunning ocean views.
From the elevator, you step onto a boardwalk of rough wooden planks.
LOS ANGELES — On the boardwalk of Venice Beach, the trinkets seem endless.
I stroll the boardwalk of Kennebunkport, the beach lined with sea-rose hedges.
Soon an evening storm will cleanse the Boardwalk of spilled beer, melted ice cream -- and people.
I can't imagine anything more myopic than building a boardwalk of rain forest hardwoods".
For over 30 years, Horace Bullard's visions for Coney Island amounted to little more than a boardwalk of broken dreams.
The boardwalks of Seaside Heights and Belmar were also destroyed, along with many coastal developments along New Jersey's shoreline.
As we meandered down the boardwalks of the Anhinga Trail, I noticed that Cressida was perking up.
"The Beach Bum's Guide to the Boardwalks of New Jersey" ($12.95) is by Richard Handschuch and Sal Marino, who say they walked every board in the state.
She has ventured as far north as the boardwalks of Ketchikan, Alaska, and as far south as the funky Half-Shell Market in Key West, Fla.
The railroads matched those that served the city too, including the Shore Fast Line, which connected the boardwalks of Atlantic City and Ocean City.
