navigable

navigable waters; a navigable river.

a good cart track, navigable by cars.

The river is navigable by vessels of up to 90 tons.

An interim goal was set to insure that all navigable waters would be fishable and swimmable by 1983.

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The river is navigable by large ships.

Navigable waters are crucial for transportation.

The canal was made navigable for boats.

Navigable routes were marked on the map.

The lake is navigable for kayaks and canoes.

Navigable canals connect different parts of the city.

The navigable channel allows ships to pass through easily.

The navigable river is a popular route for cruises.

Navigation charts provide information on navigable waters.

The navigable waterway is essential for trade and commerce.

The room just feels cleaner and brighter and navigable.

Yet these problems have proved to be navigable ones.

So of course the deep web is way bigger than the navigable web.

I wondered why he did not slide down the post to the more navigable ground.

The highest navigable lake in the world, Lake Titicaca, is facing a drought after water levels dropped below the warning alert.

Because of the high numbers of navigable rivers and the relatively easy-to-traverse terrain, France has always been easy to travel across.

First, steam ships made it possible for Europeans to travel inland, bringing supplies and personnel via Africa's navigable rivers.

The Nile was regular, navigable, and benign, making for one of the safest and richest agricultural areas in the world.

In fact, the greater Mississippi river basin has more kilometers of navigable internal waterways than the entire rest of the world all combined has.

Provided the creek could be made navigable for rafts, it occurred to me that the expense of transportation would be materially diminished.