northstream
nounUK /ˈnɔːθstriːm/
US /ˈnɔːrθstriːm/
A northstream is a river or water that flows toward the north.
The little boat drifted along the northstream toward the snowy hills.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A cold wind or air current coming from the north.
A sharp northstream blew across the field and made us shiver.
3. A path or route that leads north.
The old road became a northstream for travelers heading to the mountains.
4. A flow of ideas or goods moving toward northern places.
Trade formed a northstream of goods between the villages.