There are two main types of water flows that empty into a lake or sea. One type is a river and the other type is a creek.
Water always flows in the direction of gravity. After precipitation happens all of the water that has fallen on land collects and flows towards the sea. A lake is just a large storage of fresh water in land that is usually at sea level and therefore flows slowly, if at all.
Sea water
Lagoon, lake, river, ocean, creek, bayou, stream, pond.
Major Bodies of Water include: - Pacific Ocean - Arctic Ocean - Bering Sea - Gulf of Alaska - Salton Sea - Sea of Cortez - Bristol Bay - Beaufort Sea - Chukchi Sea - Great Salt Lake - Gulf of Mexico - Indian Ocean - Atlantic Ocean
A river is a large stream of water that flows across the land and empties into a larger body of water. A river usually empties into a sea or ocean.
A river is a body of water flowing to the sea or a lake.
Water always flows in the direction of gravity. After precipitation happens all of the water that has fallen on land collects and flows towards the sea. A lake is just a large storage of fresh water in land that is usually at sea level and therefore flows slowly, if at all.
The term for river water entering a lake is called the lake's inflow.The entry of a river or stream into a terminal lake, sea or ocean is called the mouth of the river.A related term, estuary, refers to a tidal area that extends upstream from the mouth.
A large natural stream of water emptying into a sea, lake or other body of water.
Sea, ocean, lake, pond, or any other body of water. Those are antonyms for the word stream.
The English word for "yamang-tubig" is "water resources."
An estuary is: A partly enclosed coastal body of water with one or more rivers or streams flowing into it, and with a free connection to the open sea. A tributary is: A stream or river that flows into a main stem (or parent) river or a lake.
A waste stream is a stream where almost all waste is dumped into. sometimes the stream joins a another or the stream leads to a pond, lake, river, sea or ocean where animals live or depend on the water for survival.
It is a stream of running water, normally fresh water, from a higher elevation, to a lower point. It normally flows to a sea from a lake or mountainous region.
A river, creek, stream, lake, sea or ocean.
The Detroit River is technically a "strait," a narrow passge between two larger bodies of water. (In this case, Lakes Huron and Erie.) A river is defined as a stream that drains water from higher elevations into a large body of water.
There is no general term for the connection between a lake and the ocean that it is an arm of. The area where a river or stream enters the ocean is a mouth, also possibly a delta or an estuary.