Sentence examples for opened to navigation from inspiring English sources

The harbour was opened to navigation in 1901.

Of later canals the most spectacular was the Grand Canal, the first 600-mile section of which was opened to navigation in 610.

Although the two oceans are now united, the canal will not be open to navigation for some time.

In the United States, canal building began slowly; only 100 miles of canals had been built at the beginning of the 19th century; but before the end of the century more than 4,000 miles were open to navigation.

So much sea ice has melted that a northern shipping route over Russia and a northwest passage over Canada are now open to navigation and oil and gas exploitation for much of the year.

When the bridge is opened to allow river traffic to pass, boats have a 60 feet channel for navigation.

That canal, together with the Middlesex Canal in Massachusetts, opened navigation to Boston.

The work was complete in May 1780 and was finally opened for navigation from Givors to Rive-de-Gier the following December.

Others say it will block the flow of nutrients to floodplains farmed by river dwellers.Many suspect that the builders are after something more ambitious: opening the upper Madeira to navigation by fitting the dams with locks.

Construction was begun in 1803 under the direction of Thomas Telford, and the canal was opened for navigation in 1822, although it was not completed until 1847.

You can get an initial list of details about a company's location through LinkedIn itself — helping with the app's own engagement — but LinkedIn, hoping to make this as useful as possible, will also allow users to dive in deeper and open the navigation up in other maps.