tidal river

"The house," she explained, "is on a sort of tongue of land, with a tidal river on either side and the sea not fifty yards away from our drawing-room window.

Nearer to the eye, the sullen flow of the tidal river Alde ebbed noiselessly from the muddy banks; and nearer still, lonely and unprosperous by the bleak water-side, lay the lost little port of Slaughden, with its forlorn wharfs and warehouses of decaying wood, and its few scattered coasting-vessels deserted on the oozy river-shore.

Moving water in a tidal river often frustrates bass fishermen.

David Walsh died after his car plunged into a tidal river which feeds into Clew Bay in Mayo early on Saturday.

The effort includes design and development of an extensive flood management program--the largest of its kind--incorporating a series of fortifications, embankments, flood gates, pumping stations, outfalls and major barriers to protect London, Essex and Kent from tidal flooding along the 175km tidal River Thames.

Laba conducts research with remote sensing, taking into account various facets of the tidal river's ecology, including shore elevation and slope, land cover, and tides and accretion rates, which are how the marshes build up over time.

The wisely thought-out idea of putting a revolving dance floor on a ship docked in a tidal river is remembered fondly by many.

Egglescliffe & Eaglescliffe Council website says: "First recorded in the 11th Century, Egglescliffe was a small village on the County Durham side of the tidal River Tees, with a parish church dating back in parts to the 12th Century.

The tidal river barrage on the Ranee in Brittany has been operating successfully for 47 years, but it's relatively small, with only 240MW installed capacity.

Only two small conger eels showed up when Newport and District SAC fished the tidal River Usk at Coronation Park.