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Navigable

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Geographical UsePlay
Refers to bodies of water or water routes that are deep and wide enough for ships to travel. SlideShips avoid the shallows, sticking to the navigable parts of the sea.
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Size MattersPlay
Larger ships require larger waterways, so 'navigable' can depend on the size and type of vessel. SlideWhile the river is navigable, it may not accommodate large freighters.
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Seasonal ChangesPlay
Some waterways are only navigable during certain times of the year due to weather or water levels. SlideThe channel is navigable when the summer tides come in.