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In geography, a falling limb refers to the section on a hydrograph where the water discharge is decreasing after reaching its peak flow. This typically occurs after a period of rainfall or snowmelt when the water level in a river or stream starts to drop. Understanding the falling limb is important for predicting flooding patterns and managing water resources.

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