Tributaries are streams that flow into one primary river. A tributary can also flow into another stream or a lake.
Rivers and streams that flow in to a larger river are called tributaries. They all form in the same spot.
false
Confluence means flowing together. Two streams can join to make a larger stream.
tributaries
A river can form through ice melting from the mountains or through rainfall that collects in wetlands. Small streams that flow downhill join up and make larger streams which also combine to form rivers.
ture
Tributaries
No, because a delta is usually at the end of a river [leading out] a tributary feeds water into a river.
Tributaries
They join together; Many small streams becomes on big one and the big ones lead to the river
When two streams join together, it is called confluence. This natural phenomenon occurs where two rivers or streams meet and merge into a larger body of water.
With other streams or tributaries joining, a stream's flow of water increases until it can be considered a river. For example, the mighty Mississippi starts out as a trickle of water near the Canadian border. Many similar trickles begin to join it and the flow increases.