Navigatability

The feasibility of the project as a grain and shipping route for western Canada depends upon the navigatability of the Hudson Strait.

Lancaster, England, was at one time a prosperous shipbuilding town, but the industry was taken away because of the lack of navigatability of the Luna river|

In order to get federal aid in improving the navigatability of the Caloosahatchee river, this city must establish by tonnage figures that there is a need for deeper waterways.

We were led to visualize the loss of this navigatability through the use of its waters for irrigation.

Wilmer stated in his arguments that under a statute of 1890 Congress made “a statement of public policy” in which it said it did not intend that “navigatability of any river should be impaired” by diversions of water.

The Mendocino case raises interesting questions about litigation now in progress over the navigatability of another Empire stream, the Russian River.

“Lowering the water level narrows the navigatability of the Black River and the Mississippi River,” Gurske said.

Representatives from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will present a special program on state river navigatability and public access issues at 7:30 p.m.

The minimum monthly flows were demanded by South Australia, which viewed river navigatability as the highest priority water use during that period. Since river navigatability is no longer a priority, South Australia now allocates water from its monthly flow entitlement to irrigators.

“This eliminates the obstruction, increases the navigatability and makes it look like less of a marina.”