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Tidewater River

Description:

A tidewater river refers to a river affected by ocean tides, where saltwater from the ocean meets freshwater from inland sources. These rivers are typically found in coastal areas and can display unique ecosystems and diverse wildlife due to the mixing of saltwater and freshwater.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The Chesapeake Bay, fed by numerous tidewater rivers, serves as a vital waterbody for the Eastern United States.
2. The James River in Virginia is a prime example of a tidewater river with its mix of saltwater and freshwater.

Adjective:

1. Exploring the tidewater river system, we discovered a fascinating array of marine and freshwater species.
2. The tidewater river region offers breathtaking views and exciting opportunities for boating and fishing.

Usage as a verb:

1. When the tide rises, the saltwater tidewaters into the river, creating a brackish environment.
2. The tidewater river basin is tidewaters during high tide, but as the tide recedes, it reveals vast mudflats.

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• Books about Tidewater Rivers
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