તળાવની વેટલેન્ડ અથવા ધીમી ગતિએ ચાલતી ચેનલ (મુખ્યત્વે મિસિસિપી અને લ્યુઇસિયાનામાં વપરાય છે),

Noun:

બાયો,

bayou's Usage Examples:

PlotMedical examiner Sam Rivers and biologist Mary Callahan travel into the bayou to investigate the mysterious death of a fisherman, John Crankton.

encompassed within 1,500,000 acres (6,100 km2) of hardwood swamps, lakes and bayous.

When Moonscar and his crew invaded the island, they chased the settlers (except for Lena and Simone) into the bayou, leading them to be eaten alive by alligators.

In 1989, Terry Hershey Park, which runs parallel to the bayou between Beltway 8 and Highway 6, was dedicated to her efforts.

The site of Cedar Point home located at the mouth of Cedar Bayou, in Baytown, Texas, on Trinity Bay now lies in the bayou, as meandering erosion has consumed it.

She was ordered to the Yazoo River the 31st and moved to stop Confederates felling trees across the bayou on 21 March.

The bayou supports a significant population of catfish, sunfish, gars, and bass for recreational fishing.

The bayou flows past Allen's Landing and joins White Oak Bayou before exiting the central business district at Interstate 69.

Lying over relatively impervious soils and very flat topography, the bayou has extensive natural floodplains, as do most Gulf coastal rivers and streams.

The bayou became important in Texas history when the final battle for Texas Independence was fought along its banks where it merges with the San Jacinto River.

A key element in the film is Robby Müller"s slow-moving camerawork, which captures the architecture of New Orleans and the Louisiana bayou.

mid-Atlantic states, as opposed to the Southern dugout designs known as pirogues in Louisiana bayou country, were usually lapstrake construction, often.