Sentence examples for not navigable from inspiring English sources

Arizona contends both that the river is not navigable, and that it was not the purpose of Congress to improve navigation.

Even below Carlisle the Eden is not navigable.

Rivers are numerous but short, and most are not navigable.

Because of numerous rapids and falls, the river is not navigable.

The river is 360 mi (580 km) long and is not navigable.

Although the longest (about 60 miles [100 km]) in Cyprus, the river is not navigable.

Then we found this region, this place where the rivers aren't navigable.

It leaves in place federal regulation of wetlands that, while not actually navigable themselves, abut navigable rivers or their tributaries, an interpretation of the Clean Water Act the Supreme Court upheld in 1985.

Because of these cataracts, the river is not completely navigable, although sections between the cataracts are navigable by sailing vessels and by river steamers.

Near the point in question the river was not originally navigable, owing to the falls, and the canal was built around the falls to connect its navigable parts above and below, and was used in connection therewith for the purposes of such commerce.

It is not, however, navigable between the mountains of Tibet and the plains of India.