See unnavigatable on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1880 May 18, “James River Navigation”, in The Jamestown Alert, volume 2, number 43, Jamestown, Dakota Territory:",
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"ref": "1897 October 5, “Heat, Drought and Fires. Chicago’s Hottest October Day in 27 Years. Smoke from Forest Fires Makes Navigation on Lake Michigan Perilous. […]”, in Fall River Evening News, volume XXXVIII, Fall River, Mass., page 5:",
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"ref": "1905 July 6, “Rushing Supplies. Bridge Contractors Making Haste in Time. Rover Getting Very Low and Indications Are That Steamboats Will Have to Suspend for Summer.”, in The Chattanooga Daily Times, volume XXXVI, number 204, Chattanooga, Tenn., page 5:",
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"ref": "1905 September 21, The Weekly Wymorean, volume 23, number 11, Wymore, Neb.:",
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"ref": "1906 January 10, “He Had Laid Down to Die. But Generous Captain Hoyt Found and Saved Him. At Sea in Disabled Launch. […]”, in Elmira Gazette and Free Press, volume 62, number 8, Elmira, N.Y.:",
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"ref": "2005, Torin Monahan, “Flexible Governance”, in Globalization, Technological Change, and Public Education, Routledge, page 140:",
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