Unnavigable

Horror film veteran Barrera” while Gillett said sets were unnavigable because they were so doused in blood.

Emergency vehicles can now travel freely through streets that were once unnavigable.

Although the Mekong is unnavigable due to a number of rapids, the hope was that the river might be tamed with the help of French engineering and a combination of railways.

Indians along the way were often paid in trade goods to help them portage around falls and unnavigable rapids.

Moncton lies at the original head of navigation on the river, however a causeway to Riverview (constructed in 1968) resulted in extensive sedimentation of the river channel downstream and rendered the Moncton area of the waterway unnavigable.

The lake has a reputation for periodically powerful, unnavigable storms.

The Platte proved to be unnavigable.

Thereafter a series of falls and rapids render the Niger unnavigable in all seasons.

There, most of these people would set out overland along the large but shallow and unnavigable Platte River, which was described by pioneers as "a mile wide and an inch deep" and "the most magnificent and useless of rivers".

The upper reaches of the rivers are wild and usually unnavigable, and the lower reaches are prone to seasonal flooding.

When the river became unnavigable, the building was no longer needed, and it was eventually abandoned.