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What does a river empty into in the water cycle?
A river empties into a lake or ocean.
What make a river?
the water cycle because it holds all of the water and it drops it of and groundwater gets it and over flows the water cycle take as much it gives back in a river
Where does a river empty?
The river empties into the ocean, which evaporates and starts the water cycle.
Where a river empties?
The river empties into the ocean, which evaporates and starts the water cycle.
Why is the cycle of high and low water flows important to a river?
rivers depend on water flow and if they get low waterflow the river wont have enough water
What is a network of stream and river that drain an area of its runoff?
A water cycle :]
What role does a river play in the water cycle?
XD this is the answer to the question XD
How does the water cycle help develop the river systems?
The water cycle is the continuous movement of water From water sources such as lakes or oceans. The water goes Into the air and back down into the body of water by rain.
Why are rivers important in the water cycle and ecology?
because if theres no river no rain
The place where the river meets the larger body of water is the end of the river?
Yes it is where the river meets the 'mouth' which basically means the sea. It is the end of the cycle.
Define the term hydrological cycle as it applies to a small river basin?
The hydrological cycle in a small river basin refers to the continuous movement of water from the basin's surface water, groundwater, and atmosphere. It involves processes such as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, infiltration, and runoff, which work together to circulate and distribute water throughout the basin. This cycle plays a crucial role in maintaining the water balance and ecosystem health of the small river basin.
How do rivers maintain a continuous flow of water?
Rivers maintain a continuous flow of water through a process called the water cycle. This cycle involves evaporation of water from the river into the atmosphere, condensation into clouds, and precipitation back into the river as rain or snow. Additionally, rivers are replenished by groundwater seepage and melting snow from higher elevations.
