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a Stream is generally the answer. Local variations use the descriptions like Brook, Beck, Burn, Creek, Bayou or Rivulet
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What is a river islet?
A river islet is a land mass -- usually smaller than a continent -- that is entirely surrounded by water.
What is brook in Chinese?
* a natural stream of water smaller than a river * a female celebrity's surname
What is a natural stream of water larger than a creek and emptying intp an ocean lake or river?
There are two answers to this question based upon the way it is written. A. A large natural stream of water emptying into a large "body" is called a river; and B. A large natural stream of water emptying into a larger body can be called a tributary. Normally this is a smaller river than the "large body". Thus the Missouri River is a tributary of the Mississippi River.
Which is an ice fed river?
The water coming into the river is not from a smaller river, it is from melting ice.
What are the smaller streams that a river gets water from called?
Tributaries contribute to the river in the early stage. Where a river forms a Delta the smaller rivers which branch out are Distributaries.
What is natural sources of water?
river, rain water, sea water
What natural sources of water?
river, rain water, sea water
What is the definition of a main river?
A large natural stream of water emptying into an ocean, lake, or other body of water and usually fed along its course by converging tributaries.
What determines a creek is a creek?
A creek is a natural flowing stream of water smaller than a river that is also referred to as a brook. A creek is also a small coastal inlet
What is a stream water?
A stream is a flow of rain water that is smaller than a river.
Where does the water from a storm drain flow to?
Most places channel it to a natural creek or river. Usually with underground pipes but sometimes with open channels.
Where does the water from a storm drain flow?
Most places channel it to a natural creek or river. Usually with underground pipes but sometimes with open channels.
