upriver

The human settlement lay three marches upriver from the city of Sehala.

I'm going upriver soon. "

"Well, maybe sometime, but right now I think I'll find out if the Eleventh Cave is planning a trip upriver soon," Joharran said.

Early shipbuilders found the combination of easy access to the sea, thick virgin forests and access to iron ore in bogs upriver as advantageous for their needs.

A DOZEN or so miles upriver from Washington and its halls of power is one of the area's best-kept secrets: accessible and challenging whitewater.

And they were so beautiful, those snow white slender sails, bending and dipping and filling-- There were forty of them, at least, and they were coming upriver much more swiftly than she'd thought.

With the construction of the Libby Dam, the Canadian Pacific Railway rerouted the tracks to go through Fort Steele instead of Wardner and the highway was moved upriver away from the town due to the water level of the reservoir.

Abandoning the faint traces of the trail left the previous day, Menion began to journey across the lowlands in an easterly direction, thinking to himself that if he did not come across some sign of them upriver when he reached the water's edge, he could double back downstream.

These highly overstressed spans were, for over a quarter of a century, the only connection between Charleston and the rapidly growing suburb of Mt. Pleasant until the Don Holt Bridge, built a few miles upriver as part of the I-526 corridor, became the third bridge to span the river in 1992.