A tributary is simply a small stream that flows into a larger stream, and then on to join a river and, eventually, the sea.
Examples of tributaries include the Missouri River, which is a tributary of the Mississippi River; the Willamette River, which is a tributary of the Columbia River; and the Illinois River, which is a tributary of the Mississippi River.
Rivers, streams or such like that flow into another larger river
The Gupta Empire had tributary states in various regions across India. Some of the tributary states included Malwa, Ayodhya, Andhra, and Bengal. These states paid tribute to the Gupta Empire in exchange for protection and maintaining their autonomy.
There is one on the Mississippi called the Ohio River.
It is a tributary of the River Amazon. It rises in Equador
A tributary glacier is like a glacier to the side of the main glacier, oftem separated by a land form.
Because a tributary flows into a river. If a tributary flowed directly into the sea - it would be a river - not a tributary !
It is called a tributary
a tributary is a stream
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A tributary is water.
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The term is tributary. It means that it contributes to the bigger stream.
Its is called a tributary
The city of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK, has many rivers. Here are the largest:River Don (largest and main river in Sheffield, tributary of the River Ouse, which is outside the city)River Sheaf (the city is named after this tributary of the Don)River Loxley (tributary of the Don)River Rivelin (tributary of the Loxley)River Rother (tributary of the Don)Little Don River (tributary of the Don)The Moss (tributary of the Rother)Robin Brook (tributary of The Moss)Bowman Brook (tributary of the Robin Brook)Porter Brook (tributary of the Sheaf)Blackburn Brook (tributary of the Don)Limb Brook (tributary of the Sheaf)Meers Brook (tributary of the Sheaf)Old Hay Brook (tributary of the Totley Brook, forms River Sheaf when they join)Shire Brook (trubutary of Rother)Totley Brook (tributary of the Old Hay Brook, forms River Sheaf when they join)Wyming Brook (tributary of the Rivelin)Raeburn Rill (tributary of the Bowman Brook)