"broad river" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a wide river and can be used in both formal and informal writing. Example: We went for a leisurely canoe ride down the broad river, enjoying the calm waters and picturesque scenery.
Across the broad river, the New Jersey bank rises steep and thickly wooded, with little sign of habitation.
There's little hint that the street intersects a broad river emptying into Great South Bay.
One began to get a sense that this wasn't SEAL Team 6. Elvar handed around a bag of strange salty licorice candies called Dracula Mega, and gestured to the broad river that passes through Selfoss.
This glacier, aided in its progress by the broad river valley that would later become Long Island Sound, shaped the hundred-mile sandbar known as Long Island.
At the inner-city port on Monday, well-off families packed the caged waiting area for water taxis to ferry them west across the broad river to peaceful Brazzaville in neighboring Congo Republic.
The flight path was straight now, along the Hudson Valley and then right above the broad river itself.
Get your bearings The core of Riga spreads north-east from the grey, broad, River Daugava.
Holston River, river formed by the junction of the North and South forks just west of Kingsport, eastern Tennessee, U.S. It flows southwest through the Great Appalachian Valley, joining the French Broad River near Knoxville to form the Tennessee River.
The river was named French Broad to distinguish it from North Carolina's Broad River.
And in a rudderless confusion a multitude of men and women fled down the broad river-ways to that one last hope of men - the open sea.
Gaffney, city, seat of Cherokee county, northern South Carolina, U.S., near the Broad River.
