Examples of using Navigable in English and their translations into French
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While it is true that the Guadalquivir is a navigable river, and exits to the sea from Seville,
strip of Nunavik Inuit Lands bounding the sea coast, navigable rivers and navigable lakes that can be entered from the said rivers.
was free of ice and navigable for the fi rst time in recorded history Cressey, 2007.
The major objectives of the Agreement are the establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries, ensuring sustainable water management,
Beautiful cottage with private beach Lake Baskatong(Sunset Dream) The Sunset Dream cottage is located on the banks of the Baskatong, navigable lake that is a real inland sea of 400 km² very well preserved.
channels connecting Montreal to mid-Lake Erie, thereby providing its stakeholders with access to 3,700 km of navigable waters.
where there is a separate navigable section.
My Little Big Web's design team had to create an easily navigable platform that allows the user to quickly access the information they are looking for.
is navigable for 39 kilometers from Louhans to La Truchère;
the Volga-Don Canal provides the most direct navigable connection between the Caspian Sea and the world's oceans via the Sea of Azov
A 1.8 Bathymetry and the Navigable ChannelCTraverse du Nord From the Les Escoumins pilot station to Québec,
Notification for the Project on the Deep-Water Navigable Canal in Danube Delta with cover[ing] letter of 18 April 2007, No. 4430/11-7 signed by Minister V.
as it is not considered navigable.
streams, most of which are navigable only by canoe.
from footpath to pack-animal trail, a first navigable narrow road and the commercial route
had been gradually extending out to the main navigable dredged channel.
with designation of class of sections and navigable zones.
an easily navigable area with famous sights such as the Eiffel Tower,
Property on the edge of an arm of the Seine navigable by canoe kayak
He further said that work was about to be started on the improvement of navigable conditions downstream the Iron Gates II where some 200 ship wrecks have been lying in the river bed since World War II