estuary

Did they actually have to bring it up the estuary?

It would be great along the river, up the estuary.

In those times the estuary looked a lot different from that of today.

Many have been found to school, especially when leaving the estuary.

I had not realized we were so close to an estuary.

"We are just beginning to learn that about the estuaries."

Away on the left, she could see a ship coming in from the estuary.

Find out why estuaries are so vital and important to our lives.

Back to the estuary and the live broadcast is about to begin.

The Sound is a delicate estuary within 50 miles of 25 million people.

The Estuary was on the right edge of the screen.

A few weeks later these branches would be moved to a river estuary.

Out in the estuary, there are ships from all over the world.

From here he could see the river and the distant estuary.

Lots of the trees are still down there in the estuary.

The land is subject to changes caused by both its natural estuary and human impact.

"During the day, you can be out in the estuaries," he said.

A large part of the estuary lies within a nature reserve.

It controlled not only the estuary but the open sea beyond.

Nature can control the complex chemistry of life in an estuary.

He was taking her to the coast, to a small village on the estuary of the river Test.

There is no evidence remaining of this activity in the estuary today.

The lower course of the river is actually a tidal estuary.

Getting around Trains run down both sides of the estuary.

The alternative route by road is some 9 miles around the estuary.