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What is the climax of streams to the river river to the sea?
sea to ocean
What are chapter summaries for streams to the river river to the sea?
they are summaries
What is the main conflict in streams to the river river to the sea by Scott o'dell what is the plot and what event is important to the plot?
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How was the river made?
Any rain that falls on the land will flow downhill towards the sea due to gravity. Mountain streams will join other streams in the valleys, and then become large enough to be called a river.
How do rivers and streams differ from lakes and ponds?
1.Well, a pond is a little circle of water that does not lead to a sea or ocean whereas, a river may lead to one of them or it might have a waterfall. . 2.A pond is a body of water that is not a tribuatary to a larger body of water such as a bay, sea, or river. A river is a flowing body of water that connects to a bay or sea.
What causes a river?
A river is formed when water draining from mountanous terrain or some other watershed flows into a valley via smaller streams. The streams join together and their combined volume of water forms a river with the force of the water cutting a channel as it flows downhill toward a lake, sea, or ocean.
Where can you find the source of the river?
The usual source of a river often begins high in the mountains or hills. The source may be nothing more than a boggy place in a moorland hollow (in the UK at least). As the stream flows downhill, more streams join in. Eventually, the stream becomes streams, the streams become rivers, and the rivers eventually joins the sea. Therefore, to find the source of any river, you need to follow the river upstream.
Where can you find the source of a river?
The usual source of a river often begins high in the mountains or hills. The source may be nothing more than a boggy place in a moorland hollow (in the UK at least). As the stream flows downhill, more streams join in. Eventually, the stream becomes streams, the streams become rivers, and the rivers eventually joins the sea. Therefore, to find the source of any river, you need to follow the river upstream.
What streams does the Mississippi River act as a base level?
Seal level is the ultimate base level for rivers that discharge into the Oceans; thus sea level is the base level for the Mississippi River.
How can streams that flow in opposite directions end up in the same sea?
Streams that flow in opposite directions can end up in the same sea through a network of rivers and tributaries that connect them. For example, one stream might flow into a river that eventually leads to the sea, while another stream flows into a different river that also connects to the same sea. This can occur in complex watershed systems where water from different sources converges at various points. Ultimately, despite their initial opposite directions, the interconnected waterways can lead both streams to the same body of water.
A river and its tributaries?
A river is a large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another river. Tributaries are smaller streams or rivers that flow into a main river. Tributaries feed water into the main river, helping to increase its flow and volume.
What do you call a river that doesn't run into the sea?
you call it a river because it dont run into the sea. The stream runs into the water hense the term ( streams into the sea) . +++ Not sure what the first answer means, but a river that does not reach the sea is still a river! There is no special term for it. Very few fail to reach the sea naturally, but The Jordan is perhaps the best-known, feeding the Dead Sea whence the water simply evaporates. A few rivers have been shortened artificially by excessive abstraction for irrigation.
