fordable

At low water the river is sometimes fordable with a good 4-wheel drive.

"It took me a long time to find a fordable place," said Mark apologetically.

The river is fordable in many places in the dry season.

But during the winter it shrinks and becomes fordable at most places.

Let us have patience, and at low water it is possible we may find a fordable passage."

When we came to rivers they were invariably fordable.

The River was easily fordable there, shallow enough to wade across, and the location that most people used to get to the other side.

With only a few fordable places along the river's course, this presented an ideal natural defensive barrier.

The Panchgnaga and its feeders are fordable in the hot season.

It was shallow and easily fordable, the swift white water swirling between rocks.

Here the river was fordable for most of the year and the spot used by both men and animals as a crossing point.

They left the next two bridges alone; they were too short, and the streams appeared fordable.

Some of the rills, somewhat large, could only be crossed by choosing fordable places.

The river is fordable at this location, so strategically the fort controlled the crossing.

Although without boats, his men succeeded in reaching one island, as the river had become fordable at some points due to summer drought.

The stream was easily fordable, so there was no danger on that score.

I must see if this river is fordable."

He disliked having to stand with a river at his back, but the Erastor was fordable for most of its length.

"It seems fordable," Sulu said, riding carefully out into the swirling water.

Rainfall during winter and early spring decreases the number of streams which are safely fordable.

The spies soon found a native wayfarer, who, on pressure put upon him, pointed out the place where the river was fordable.

She wasn't sure if it was fordable, but she was almost halfway and didn't want to give up.

The river there was wide and shallow, and would have been fordable in any case, but someone had made the crossing even easier.

He picked a shallow valley with a fordable river running through it, and positioned his troops on the northern slope.

The river was fordable at this point.