Meaning of それと in this context


I have a question about the meaning of それと in the following sentence. Does it
has the meaning "and, also" here, so both 「何かのタンクや配管といった」 and 「めぼしい」 modifies
危険物?

Some sort of translation: Driving through the narrow passage I was throwing
thermite grenades, every time I seen some/with something(?) tanks or pipes and
other dangerous looking objects.

俺は狭い通路を次々と駆け抜けながら、何かのタンクや配管といった、 **それとめぼしい**
危険物を見つけるたびに、携え持ったテルミット手榴弾【しゅりゅうだん】を投下した。




めぼしい is a additive form of [目星]{めぼし}. (Note that you usually write めぼしい in
Hiragana, where you usually write 目星 in Kanji.) 目星 means "what you think
something you are looking for", or "something it looks like what you are
looking for". For example, [殺人犯]{さつじんはん}の目星 means "a person that you think is
a killer".

So, それとめぼしい menas "something looks like it".

危険物 menas a dangerous thing. If you put "それとめぼしい" before it, it means only
dangerous things that looks like what you are looking for.

何かのタンクや配管 is just talking about the examples of "それとめぼしい危険物".




めぼしい is a additive form of [目星]{めぼし}. (Note that you usually write めぼしい in
Hiragana, where you usually write 目星 in Kanji.) 目星 means "what you think
something you are looking for", or "something it looks like what you are
looking for". For example, [殺人犯]{さつじんはん}の目星 means "a person that you think is
a killer".

So, それとめぼしい menas "something looks like it".

危険物 menas a dangerous thing. If you put "それとめぼしい" before it, it means only
dangerous things that looks like what you are looking for.

何かのタンクや配管 is just talking about the examples of "それとめぼしい危険物".

