North River

American  

noun

1. a part of the Hudson River between NE New Jersey and SE New York.

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Example Sentences

Richland was joined by a few other school boards in Washington — including Kettle Falls, Kittitas, Colville and North River — which also had voted to go mask optional.

From Seattle Times

He drove down the mountain to a campsite on the North River, and quickly unloaded the gear he’d packed for the day’s lunch: a gas camp stove, folding chairs, firewood, a zip-sealed bag filled with cornbread he had baked that morning.

From New York Times

It was late that afternoon when Mr. Baker’s wagons crossed North River into Salem and drove to Turner’s Lane.

From Literature

BRIDGEWATER, Va. — On the campus quad near where two Bridgewater College officers were fatally shot Tuesday, about 200 students and alumni gathered Wednesday morning to sing the school’s official song, “Bridgewater Fair,” an ode to the regal brick school buildings, the “laughing waters” of the nearby North River and “brave and fair” men and women who’ve come through the school.

From Washington Post

Campbell fled the scene but was apprehended about 30 minutes later on an island after wading through the North River.

From Fox News