The debouchure of Newport Creek is to the west of South Point.
The Suwanee River, at Rixford, could be reached by rail, and the voyage would end at its debouchure on the marshy coast of the Gulf of Mexico.
The Peedee and its sister stream run an almost parallel course from Bull Creek to Winyah Bay, making their debouchure close to the city of Georgetown.
The lines of the old port are clearly defined by the limits of a marsh, from which a sluggish stream, formerly a canal, runs to the sea, about three miles distant, not far from the debouchure of the Meander.
Four miles from Jug Island the wide debouchure of Blue Creek came into view, with an unoccupied fishing- shanty on each side of its mouth.
Upon reaching its debouchure on the Gulf coast, the termini of the two voyages would be united.
This chief was of the Wahuma settled among the Balegga, whose grounds overlooked the plain of Kavalli and the south end of the Nyanza, and whose territory extended to the debouchure of the Semliki.
It was near evening of the next day when we arrived at the foot of the sierra, at the debouchure of the canon.
Three or four rocky buttes were in our way, near the debouchure of the pass.
There was the debouchure of a bullet below the left shoulder, and the black-red stream was trickling down his ribs.
Our encampment for the night was at the mouth of Wood's creek, five miles from the debouchure of the Arkansas from the mountains.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "debouchure" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
