The Kennet and Avon Canal (now abandoned) is linked to the river by a ladder of seven locks at Bath.
However, there are also seasonal dependencies and relationships linked to the river water temperature, incident solar radiation, wind speed and relative humidity.
The calendar was divided into three seasons linked to the river and the agricultural cycle it determined: akhet, or the inundation; peret, the growing season; and shemu, the harvest.
It is linked to the river's edge by a tunnel so that modest bathers could slip discreetly into the water.
Conceptually, riparia are closely linked to the main concepts of river systems ecology namely, the river continuum, the serial discontinuity, the flood pulse, and the hyporheic corridor concepts.
In Huntspill Moor the Brue is linked to the man-made Huntspill river by the artificial Cripps river.
The modern districts of Gare and Bonnevoie are on the south side of the river, linked to the centre by several vertiginous bridges.
HemisFair Park, the site of the world's fair, is linked to the central city by the River Walk and is used for conventions and exhibitions; the park's Institute of Texan Cultures traces nationalities of Texas, and its Tower of the Americas, 750 feet (229 metres) tall, is a city landmark.
According to Oliveira (2008), the low flows are naturally linked to the critical periods of the river; so it is essential to know the flow rate for studies of water availability.
At least 20 deaths have been linked to the flooding regionally, with river levels expected to rise through Thursday in especially hard-hit areas around St Louis, Missouri.
Many towns in this period, including York, Exeter and Lincoln, were linked to the oceans by navigable rivers and could act as seaports, with Bristol's port coming to dominate the lucrative trade in wine with Gascony by the 13th century, but shipbuilding generally remained on a modest scale and economically unimportant to England at this time.
