Meaning of 'waterway' in Sundanese is: waterway

waterway: waterway

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Noun(1) a navigable body of water(2) a conduit through which water flows

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(1) the canal was a very successful commercial waterway(2) The new waterway would connect the Grand Union Canal at Milton Keynes with the Great Ouse River in Bedford.(3) The canal boom revived the idea of a waterway between Manchester and Sowerby Bridge.(4) Together they came up with the canal idea as the Leeds-Liverpool waterway runs through the village.(5) Some US forces were north of the Euphrates River, but most were stuck south of the waterway as engineers tried to build a pontoon bridge there.(6) Three thousand fish have been released into the River Tame in Stockport to restore life to a waterway devastated by a major pollution incident earlier this year.(7) Manchester is already getting a new waterway linking the Ashton and Rochdale canals when the Cardroom estate is transformed into New Islington.(8) The town is near the Delaware and Hudson Canal, a commercial waterway that connected the two rivers.(9) Hundreds of tonnes of soil were also removed to make a 300-metre road along the river bank, reducing the width of the waterway to just two metres at places.(10) The waterway was extended when the Monklands Canal was joined to the Port Dundas basin in 1793, and the Union Canal at Camelon in 1822.(11) Restorers of the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal want to expand their knowledge of the waterway 's social history.(12) Others traveled further north along the Mississippi waterway .(13) Houses in the settlement are accessed by boats which travel on the waterways and canals within the community.(14) The code will supply unrestricted access to the country's inland waterways , including all rivers, canals and lochs.(15) It aims to expand uses of ancient waterways , to increase trade, travel and communication lines.(16) Several of the country's largest waterways , including the Yellow River, run dry before reaching the sea.