Watershed
drainage basins are rivers and strems all conected to one large river take the Mississippi river for an example it is so long and big with a bunch of littler rivers and streams branching off of it
The Trinity River and the White Rock Escarpment are the major landforms in Dallas, Texas. The Trinity River separates downtown Dallas from Oak Cliff. The White Rock Escarpment begins south of the Trinity River and runs in a north-south direction.
confluence
There are several cities in Texas separated from Mexico by the Rio Grande River. From west to east:El PasoPresidioLangtryDel RioEagle PassLaredoZapataRio Grande CityMcAllenHarlingenBrownsvilleel paso
The point of the V is probably where there is a stream, river or wash.
A divide
I think you refer to the Watershed.... say rain falls on a mountain side & some of it eventually flows into the River Anything & some flows into the next valley, the River Zoobeedoobeedoo. Where the dividing line is, (Between the Anything & the Zoobeedoobeedoo) is the Watershed.
A watershed is the area separating two different drainage basins/river systems.
The line that separates two basins is called a watershed or drainage divide. It refers to the high land or ridge that directs the flow of water into different river systems or basins. Rain falling on one side of the watershed will drain into one basin, while rain on the other side will flow into another.
A mountain ridge that separates river systems is called a watershed or a drainage divide. This geographic feature determines the direction in which water flows, dividing the flow of water into different river basins.
the main river and all of its tributaries are called a river system. The land drained by the river system is called a drainage basin. Drainage basins are separated by the high land in between, known as a divide or watershed.
17 river basins GO NC!!
Several river basins in North Carolina drain into the state's estuaries, including the Cape Fear River, Neuse River, Pamlico River, and Shallotte River basins. These river basins deliver freshwater, nutrients, and sediment into the estuaries, playing a key role in maintaining the health and biodiversity of these coastal ecosystems.
the river that separates demerara from essequibo, is the boerasirie river (in guyana)
Yes, drainage basins are separated by areas of higher ground known as divides or watershed boundaries. These boundaries prevent water from flowing between basins, directing runoff towards a particular outlet such as a river or lake.
The river that separates Gaul and Italy is the Rubicon.
The Hudson River separates Manhattan from New Jersey.