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rivière navigable => navigable river

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Remontez la rivière Faaroa, l'unique rivière navigable de Polynésie française.
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Go up the Faaroa river, the only navigable river in French Polynesia.
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Doit être à proximité d’un lac ou d’une rivière navigable
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•    Less than 100 km from Mistissini
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Rivière navigable
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Craft workshops for children
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[TRADUCTION] Question 2: Lorsque le lit d’une rivière navigable est dévolu à la Couronne du chef de la province, le Canada a-t-il le pouvoir, à des fins de navigation, d’utiliser ou d’occuper une partie dudit lit, de dériver les eaux qui coulent dans ce lit ou d’en diminuer ou modifier le débit
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Question 2: Where the bed of a navigable river is vested in the Crown in the right of the province, has the Dominion power, for navigation purposes, to use or occupy part of such bed or to divert, diminish, or change the flow over such bed (a) without the consent of the province; (b) without compensation?
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Un barrage à voûte en pierre fut construit en amont des écluses afin d'étaler une longue étendue de rapides et de rendre la rivière navigable entre le poste d'éclusage de Nicholsons et le poste d'éclusage voisin de Clowes.
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The site consists of a 400-yard artificial channel with a lock chamber at each end. A stone arch dam was built above the locks to flood out a lengthy stretch of rapids and to make the river navigable between Nicholsons Lockstation and the nearby Clowes Lockstation.
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Le golfe de Riga englobe tout le côté septentrional de Jurmala. Au sud, Jurmala est délimitée sur une longueur de 30 km par la deuxième plus grande rivière navigable lettone Lielupe. Dans le point le plus étroit, en face de la courbe de Lielupe Bankis, entre Majori et Dubulti, la distance entre le fleuve et le golfe est seulement 380 mètres.
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The Gulf of Riga encloses the whole of Jūrmala's 24 km - long northern side. In the south, Jurmala is bounded for 30 km by the second largest navigable Latvian river Lielupe. In the narrowest point opposite Lielupe's bend Banķis, between Majori and Dubulti, it is only 380 meters wide. Jūrmala's western territories between Sloka and Ķemeri feature lakes, swamps and wetland forests, Jurmala’s curative resources are concentrated here. The rest of Jūrmala is known as a Climatic recreational resort. The city has natural forest areas around Dzintari, Vaivari and Valteri. Particular attention is paid to environmental protection.
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[TRADUCTION] Question 2: Lorsque le lit d’une rivière navigable est dévolu à la Couronne du chef de la province, le Canada a-t-il le pouvoir, à des fins de navigation, d’utiliser ou d’occuper une partie dudit lit, de dériver les eaux qui coulent dans ce lit ou d’en diminuer ou modifier le débit
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Question 2: Where the bed of a navigable river is vested in the Crown in the right of the province, has the Dominion power, for navigation purposes, to use or occupy part of such bed or to divert, diminish, or change the flow over such bed (a) without the consent of the province; (b) without compensation?
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Nombre d’habitants étaient heureux d’avoir enfin de bons moulins et une rivière navigable, mais le fait que personne n’avait cherché à prévoir les effets du barrage suscitait de l’inquiétude, et nombreux furent ceux qui perdirent des droits sur des terres ou des moulins à cause de l’inondation.
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Purdy’s dam had a dramatic impact upon the area. Once a meandering stream, the Scugog became navigable for more than 30 miles as water overflowed 1,050 acres along its course, converting a marshy, tamarack forest into Lake Scugog. Many welcomed good mills and a navigable stream in an area lacking both, but there was concern that no effort had been made to calculate the effect of the dam, and many lost land or mill privileges because of the drowning.
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Le lieu est suffisamment important pour être le siège d'un évêché, dès le début du Ve siècle. Il est fortifié durant le haut Moyen Âge et des constructions apparaissent en bordure de la rivière navigable.
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The promontory between the Tarn River to the north and the Bondidou Ravine to the south-west was the site of an ancient oppidum; traces of occupation of this site date back to the Bronze Age. It corresponds with the present-day Castelviel Quarter (see Description). The site was first occupied by the Celts, and then housed a small Gallo-Roman settlement. It was sufficiently important to be the seat of a bishopric as early as the 5th century. It was fortified during the early medieval period and buildings appeared along the banks of the river, which was navigable. In 418 the Visigoths invaded and took control of the region, followed by the Franks in 507. All the remains from these periods are archaeological.