quai (iou) and Mersey River (sh)

quai (iou)

quai noun. L19.
[French: see QUAY noun.]
1. A public street or path along the embankment of a stretch of navigable water, usu. having buildings on the land side; spec. such a street on either bank of the Seine in Paris. L19.
2. In full Quai d'Orsay . The French Foreign Office. E20.

Mersey River (sh)

River, northern Tasmania, Australia.

Fed by the Dasher and Fisher rivers, the Mersey flows 91 mi (146 km) north, east, and again north to enter an estuary at Latrobe and then empty into Bass Strait at Devonport. The stream cuts a gorge up to 2,000 ft (600 m) deep; its water is harnessed there for hydroelectric power.

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