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Q: When the water level of a stream or river exceeds its natural banks it has reached its?
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When the water level of a stream or river exceeds its natural banks it has reached its A crest B flood stage C plateau D capacity?

capacity, obviously.


When the water level of a stream or river exceeds its natural banks it has reached its A capacity B flood stage C crest D plateau?

Flood stage penn


What does a stream follow?

The course a stream follows is typically the path of least resistance. For example, water runs downhill. Streams follow paths where natural run-off occurs during a rain, or when snow melts at higher elevations. Water flows easier by going around large boulders than going through the boulder (unless the stone is porous, such as sandstone). Water will not "climb" banks to go in a new direction, except when the volume of water exceeds the width and depth of its natural path, for example, during a flood.


How might the stream change before the next summer?

The stream banks will be steeper


What is the side of a stream called?

The sides are known as the river bank or river banks.


What happens after stream discharge increases?

After a stream's discharge increases, it overflows its banks and a flood occurs.


What is the name of the area that surrounds a river and stream?

banks


What has banks and a bed and contains stream or a river?

a lake.


What are the natural resources in grand banks?

the natural resource found in the grand banks is oil and copper


How do you write a sentence using stream?

She listened to the soothing sound of the stream as she sat by its banks.


What will get bigger and become a river?

A stream or brook can get bigger and become a river.


What are the differences between influent and effluent stream?

An effluent stream receives water from the banks surrounding it and so gets bigger as it goes along. An influent stream donates water to the banks around it and so gets smaller as it goes along (think desert conditions)