...M F G WILSON; H A REED; S M DIXON; E T WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 RIVERS NAVIGABILITY DELTAS MOUTHS SILT DREDGING DEPTH CHANNELS DREDGERS BARS PIERS LOWER DANUBE SULINA BLACK SEA EUROPE ROMANIA RUMANIA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON NAVIGABILITY...

... theStaroeStamboulatits bifurcationfrom the Otchakoff might have prevented further enlargement. The waters of the Kilia branch a t its deltaic mouths showed atendency to bear totheright. It was reasonable to expect similar conditions toobtainatthe head of the Toultcha branch. Were there conditions at the head...

...E T WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1930 COASTS NAVIGABILITY RIVERS DELTAS IMPROVEMENT WORKS CUTTINGS COASTLINES CONFIGURATION CHANGE MOUTHS ENTRANCES DREDGERS DREDGING SHIPS PIERS LOWER DANUBE SULINA BLACK SEA EUROPE ROMANIA RUMANIA 280 WARD...

...W W HART USA UNITED STATES PACIFIC OCEAN COLUMBIA RIVER YAQUINA BAY COOS BAY GRAYS HARBOUR HUMBOLDT BAY HARBOURS BAYS COASTS RIVERS IMPROVEMENT STORMS BARS CURRENTS JETTIES MOUTHS CHANNELS CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1911 A t M O 1J T U...

..., as it wouldbe admittedthat, unless a superabund;mce of upland water were present, the discharge would not clear the channel. The reason clenrly was thatinthe ocean the snnrl Imd been stirredupand was in suspension, andthe inrushing flood-tide carried it into the mouth of the river,where it was deposited...

...H L PARTIOT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 FRANCE PONTS ET CHAUSSEES ESTUARIES RIVERS TRAINING IMPROVEMENT TIDES CHANNELS WORKS SILT SILTATION MOUTHS SEINE FRANCE EUROPE 19s CORRESPONDEONNCE ESTUARIES. [Minutes of I Estuaries. By HEXRLICos PARTIOInTs,pecteur...

...SIR C HARTLEY; L V F HARCOURT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1895 SURVEYS DELTAS RIVERS MOUTHS DEPTH COASTS CHANGE EROSION DEPOSITS MOVEMENT DANUBE KILIA SULINA ST GEORGES RUMANIA ROMANIA EUROPE 336 VERHON-HARCOURTOK THE DELTA OF THE DASCBE. [Selected (Paper No. 2909...

... TIDELESS MOUTHS CURRENTS RHONE SAONE VOLGA KAMYSIAK DANUBE SULINA MISSISSIPPI MAAS SCHEUR ADOUR BILBAO NERVION WESER LOIRE SE FRANCE RUSSIA RUMANIA ROMANIA UNITED STATES USA NE TEE INSTITUTIOX OF C I V I LE N G I N E E R S . SESSION 1893-9k-PART IV. SECT.1.-MINUTES O F...

... the sea, it is converted into a marsh, of which the marshes a t Cayeux, near the mouth of the Somme, are instances. If the line of beach does not quite close the entrance, butleaves a pasvage for the tides, it protects the estuary, andforms a narrow outlet. Dunes.-Besides the materials eroded from...

... differed materially fromthose of most of theEuropeanriverswhichhad been greatly improved withinrecent years. The averagefall of the Rhone being 1 in 2,000 between Lyons and its mouth, was much larger than the fall of the Elbe, the Oder, and the Weser; and its rate of flow also, which amounted i n some...

... the Delta of the river, and the worksexecuted attheSulina mouth. The sub- sequent changes in the state of the entrance have beendescribed by theAuthor;and,in a Paper on Dredging on the Lower D a n ~ b e , so~me details concerning the river were also given. The presentdescription is intendedtosummarize...

...BAENSCH; P CALAND; W D CAY; D CUNNINGHAM; J P GRIFFITH; W KIDD; LL LUIGGI; I J MANN; P J MESSENT; T MILLER; W SHIELD; W SMITH; C A STEVENSON; B B STONEY; F N THOROWGOOD; J H T TURNER; G VAN DIESEN; J J WEBSTER; W H WHEELER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1890 BARS MOUTHS TIDAL ESTUARIES...

...L F V HARCOURT; W R KINIPPLE; H HAYTER; W SHELFORD; W J L WHARTON; J C STEVENSON; J B REDMAN; A GILES; A C HURTZIG; W H WHEELER; SIR J COODE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1890 BARS MOUTHS TIDAL ESTUARIES RIVERS TRAINING MODELS DREDGING REMOVAL SCOUR CHANNELS TIDES CURRENTS SAND...

...W H WHEELER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1890 BARS MOUTHS TIDAL ESTUARIES RIVERS CLAYS ROCKS ALLUVIUM SAND FORMATION IMPROVEMENT RECLAMATION TIDES SCOUR WAVES REMOVAL TRAINING WALLS DREDGING PIERS NAVIGATION DISCHARGES BASINS DELTAS DETRITUS EBB FRESHWATER DEPOSITS...

... appliances hadbeen used for landing thematerial dredged from the riverbetween the Grand Sluice and Tattershall Bridge. The cost of landing the material dredged averaged 5d. per cubic yard. Correspondence. Mr. P. CALANDconsidered the cutting of a new outfall a t the Mr. Caland. mouth of the Witham...

...C H L KUHL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1888 RIVERS MOUTHS DELTAS CHANGE FLOODS PIERS ENTRANCES SEA EROSION CHANNELS SEABED DEPTH BANKS PIERHEADS DEPOSITS SCOUR SULINA DANUBE BLACK SEA RUMANIA ROMANIA Papers.] K ~ H LON THE SULINA XODTH OF THE DANUBE. 329...

...W ATKINSON; W D CAY; L HAGEN; SIR R RAWLINSON; H S RIDINGS; H SICCAMA; G W SUTCLIFFE; A VESCOVALI; W SHELFORD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 NON TIDAL TIDELESS RIVERS TIDAL TIDES FLOODS DETRITUS SEA MOUTHS DELTAS WATER DISCHARGES FRESHWATER SALT CHANNELS NAVIGATION...

...A GUERARD; L F V HARCOURT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 PONTS ET CHAUSSEES PORT DE MARSEILLE MOUTHS RIVERS REGIMES IMPROVEMENT TIDELESS NON TIDAL OUTLETS SEA DISCHARGES ALLUVIUM TIDES WIND CURRENTS LITTORAL LOCAL WORKS CANALS EMBANKMENTS BARS ACCRETION FORMATION...

...W SHELFORD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1885 RIVERS FLOW TIDELESS SEA TIDAL NON TIDAL IMPROVEMENT FLOODS TIDES DELTAS OUTFALLS BEDS INUNDATION RELIEF LEVELS WORKS CITIES MOUTHS ROME TIBER ITALY EUROPE 2 SHELFORD ON NONR-ITVIEDRASL. [Minutes of Associate...

.... In the caseof a tidal river, Marseilles would unquestionably have been on the river itself,or at the mouth. That,he supposed, hadarisen from the experience ofRome, the oldRomans having, at the beginning of the present era, had a port called Ostia at the mouth of the Tiber, and because it was silted up...