Noun:

নৌকা টানার জন্য নদীতটস্থ পথ,

towing path's Usage Examples:

construct a towing path at the same time.

Even so, the River Don Navigation was improved from Tinsley to Rotherham in 1751, but the horse towing path was not.

A towing path is a road or track on the.

cut had a towing path along its north bank, which ran to the Thames in the west and connected with that of the Oxford Canal.

The towing path on the Oxford.

Bridge, belonging with the mill, whose owner had the right to use a towing path to the river Severn.

The canal was not provided with a towing path for horses.

A horse towing path was added in 1808, but only up to Hereford; previously, as on the River.

Rock, the cut left the main canal beneath a small bridge carrying the towing path, approximately 220 yards (200 m) south of Long Ing Bridge.

A towing path was provided on both sides of the channel, and it was finished in 1787.

A horse towing path (or haling path) along the navigable Trent, from Shardlow to Gainsborough.

carriage with a towing rope, proceeding on one side of the rail on a towing path.

It included a towing path and several bridges, together with a number of sluices which enabled.

jump over fences because there were no gates where they crossed the towing path.

ideal, due to the narrow width of the bridge hole, and the lack of a towing path through it.

little more than a crooked ditch, with scarcely the appearance of a towing path, the horses frequently sliding and staggering in the water, the hauling.

Synonyms:

path; towpath;

Antonyms:

natural object; open circuit; closed circuit; stay in place; inactivity;