Noun:

ভরা জোয়ার,

tidewaters's Usage Examples:

64389 Bear River is a small village situated at the head of the tidewaters of the Bear River.

earthworks with dams and other elements to irrigate the rice fields using tidewaters.

The Coquille fished in the tidewaters and estuaries along the Oregon coastline using fishing weirs and basket.

2 km) south of the Kal's junction with the Ghod River, at the tidewaters of the Savitri River.

in 1794) was initially built by Charles Barrett in 1793 to connect the tidewaters of the St.

increasing in popularity in the area, both on the Potomac and on the quiet tidewaters of Nanjemoy Creek.

fill the tidewaters, but instead he used construction debris which contained wood.

He also failed to pay the fee to fill in the tidewaters.

pools on regular intervals, somehow knowing when to swim out before the tidewaters drained from the pools.

improvements in front of any of their lands adjoining Kill Van Kull or any other tidewaters, and "when so reclaimed and improved to have, hold, possess and enjoy.

corridor from the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic tidewaters.

limited the extent of federal maritime and admiralty jurisdiction to tidewaters in The Steamboat Thomas Jefferson.

8 km)s built for hauling quarried stone to docks at the tidewaters: the 1st chartered ' 1st built Leiper Railroad (1810) near Philadelphia.

Company (WIC) between the Delaware and Connecticut rivers, and north along tidewaters of the Hudson.

He had been instrumental in the engineering connected with channeling tidewaters around the fort where a hurricane had swept a previous structure on the.

In the mid-18th century, wheat culture spread to the tidewaters of Maryland and Virginia, where George Washington was a prominent grower.

Mattole Estuary is where the waters of the land meet and mix with the tidewaters of the Pacific Ocean, and acts as a settling basin for both river sediment.

Synonyms:

Tidewater region; South;

Antonyms:

northern; north; free state;