And if I get pushed too far downstream?
Iraq, the far downstream neighbor, has been mostly a bystander because of its international isolation.
As far downstream as Cedar Stump, all brook trout must be released.
Far downstream two sides of a half-built bridge fail to meet.
A visitor does not have to travel far downstream before post-industrial decline reasserts itself.
Across the street from the officers' quarters, down the steep shady bank, the river, even this far downstream, has been clocked at nine miles per hour.
On the Pakistani side, torrents of water are causing mayhem in its Kashmir, but also as far downstream as Lahore, on the Ravi river of the Indus basin.
Lower readings, but still above naturally occurring levels, were found as far downstream as 7.5 miles, near Connecticut Avenue, which crosses the river about four miles west of Exit 71 on the Long Island Expressway.
Far downstream, where the Klamath River meets the Pacific along the California coast, commercial salmon fishermen say that the years in which tremendous amounts of Klamath water were diverted for the farmers have all but destroyed their business.
The river is the source of drinking water for parts of Utah, Arizona, Nevada and California, though that water is drawn far downstream, where the concentration of pollutants is much lower.
"The fragmentation of the Irrawaddy river by a series of dams will have serious social and environmental problems not only upstream of dams but also far downstream in the coastal area," the assessment notes.
