Definition of SWIMMABLE

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The sewage pollution is the main contaminant preventing Baltimore from reaching goals of a swimmable and fishable harbor. — Scott Dance, baltimoresun.com, "Weekend rain washes 10 million gallons of sewage-contaminated water into Baltimore's Jones Falls," 30 May 2018 Nantasket was swimmable 98 percent of the time in 2017, compared with 100 percent the year before. — Evan Allen, BostonGlobe.com, "Boston area beaches maintain high ratings," 27 May 2018 Not so at One&Only Palmilla, which has its own swimmable beach. — Mark Rogers, USA TODAY, "Honeymoon guide: Six Los Cabos resorts for couples," 8 May 2018 Waimea Valley, Haleiwa, combines a botanical garden with historic ruins with a natural 45-foot-high waterfall splashing into a natural, 30-foot-deep, swimmable pool. — Alan Solomon, chicagotribune.com, "Escaping the tourist track on the quieter side of Oahu," 29 Jan. 2018 The property is set on one of Cabo’s only swimmable beaches; the riptides and undertow elsewhere are no bueno. — David Hochman, Los Angeles Magazine, "Why Cabo Should Be Your First Travel Goal of 2018," 21 Dec. 2017 Urban lake swimming sounds like an anomaly — but Berlin isn’t the only major European city that’s swimmable; the continent is replete with shockingly clean swimming spots surrounded by city life. — Alex Ronan, New York Times, "Swim in a Lake, Without Leaving the City," 30 Aug. 2017 Urban lake swimming sounds like an anomaly — but Berlin isn’t the only major European city that’s swimmable — Alex Ronan, New York Times, "Swim in a Lake, Without Leaving the City," 30 Aug. 2017 Most of the hundreds of hotels in Cabo don’t have swimmable beaches—but El Ganzo does! — Kurt Soller, Bon Appetit, "A Guide to Baja, Mexico, the Land of Incredible Seafood (and Tacos)," 1 June 2017

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