- A
pirogue (/pɪˈroʊɡ/ or /ˈpiːroʊɡ/), also
called a
piragua or piraga, is any of
various small boats,
particularly dugouts and canoes. The word is French...
- The
Pirogue (French: La
Pirogue) is a 2012
Senegalese drama film
directed by
Moussa Touré. The film
follows a fisherman, Baya Leye, with a
group of Senegalese...
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Pirogues River is a
major river of
southwestern New Caledonia. It
flows into the sea at
Pirogues Bay. It is
noted for its
ophiolite reserves. Pašava, Jan;...
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Pirogue Island State Park is a
public recreation area on an
island in the
Yellowstone River, two
miles north of
Miles City, Montana. The 269-acre (109 ha)...
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sailing vessels. The term
periagua overlaps, but is not
synonymous with,
pirogue,
derived through the
French language from piragua. The
original periaguas...
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locks and by that time, steamboats'
barges had
replaced them. The
larger pirogue is more
famous on the
lower Mississippi River. The
earlier ones were carved...
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Canoe sprint is a
water sport in
which athletes race in
specially designed sprint canoes or
sprint kayaks on calm
water over a
short distance.
Prior to...
- The
Pirogues de
Bercy are a
group of
dugout canoes (or
fragments of canoes)
dating from the
Neolithic period that were
discovered in 1989
during construction...
- (paddle boat)
Personal water craft (PWC)
Pinnace (ship's boat) Pink (ship)
Pirogue Pleasure barge Pleasure craft Police watercraft Pontoon Powerboat Pram...
- were erected.
Several families in Yap earn
their livelihood by
building pirogues traditionally. In Yap
Traditional Navigation Society in Colonia, where...
