The word "waterways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to navigable bodies of water such as canals, rivers, and lakes. For example: "The city is criss-crossed by a network of waterways."
A package including overnight sleeper travel from London to Venice, and Rome to London, train transfers between Venice, Florence and Rome and six nights in three-star hotels with breakfast, would cost from £819.' Laura Johnson from Travel Counsellors: 'For boats, Brittany has some excellent routes, with a great choice of waterways, from wide river estuaries to canals.
Around £375pp, starting in Strasbourg, including full board (+33 3 8876 4066, croisieurope.com) Captain your own river cruiser on the river Sarthe in France, which has 82km of navigable waterways from Sablé-sur-Sarthe to Le Mans.
However, the new waterways minister, Costa, was different.
However director of the Northern Territory emergency services, Andrew Warton, warned people to take care in the aftermath, particularly of flooded waterways and power lines brought down by the cyclone.
Yet local authorities spend less than £20 a year per person on trees, parks, gardens, allotments, woodlands, rivers and waterways, which together provide clean air and water and enrich their citizens' quality of life.
Over the last 23 years, I have wound through countless waterways that cut through the tangle of mangrove roots and branches.
"Some of the most interesting architecture, waterways and infrastructure are found here," he says.
NRDC's Darby Hoover said food and beverage packaging is a "prime component of the plastic pollution in our oceans and waterways", and that companies have "an opportunity and an obligation" to curb it.
But environmentalists and researchers contend that too many factors which make Mumbai vulnerable to flooding remain: unabated construction on floodplains and coastal areas, as well as the continuing problem of storm-water drains and waterways being clogged by plastic garbage.
With the huge toll of casualties on the western front, he had the idea of opening up a new front 1,000 miles east in the Dardanelles, with the aim of seizing Constantinople and gaining control of the strategic waterways linking the Black Sea in the east to the Mediterranean in the west.
Europeans first recorded pockets of terra preta along the waterways of Brazil in 1871.
