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An area where a river and its tributaries collect water is called a watershed or drainage basin. This region encompasses all the land that drains into a particular river system, including streams, lakes, and groundwater. Rainfall and melting snow contribute to the water flow within the watershed, ultimately feeding into the main river. Watersheds play a crucial role in managing water resources and maintaining ecosystems.
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What is the land area from which a river and it's tributaries collect water?
delta:)
Is a land area from which a river and its tributaries collect their water?
I think you mean the source of a river, which is usually in the mountains.
What is the land area from which a river and its tributaries collect their water from?
I think you mean the source of a river, which is usually in the mountains.
What is the land area from which a river and its tributaries collect their water called?
tu madre.
What is the land area from which a river and it's tributaries collect water called?
tu madre.
Is the land area from witch a river and it's tributaries collect water?
Drainage basin :D Or watershed.
What is the land area for which rivers and tributaries collect there water?
water shed
What is the land area from which rivers and tributaries collect the water?
delta:)
What is a land area from which rivers and tributaries collect their water?
drainage basin
What area water drains into a river?
The area from which water drains into a river is called the river's watershed or drainage basin. It includes all the land and waterways that contribute runoff to that particular river system. Rainfall and other sources of water collect in the watershed, eventually flowing into the river and its tributaries.
What is the name of the river with more tributaries more water volume and larger drainage area in the world?
The Amazon river.
What is the differences between watershed and tributary?
A watershed is a land area that directs rainwater and snowmelt to a common body of water, such as a river or lake, acting as a natural drainage system. In contrast, a tributary is a smaller stream or river that flows into a larger river or body of water. While watersheds encompass entire regions that collect and funnel water, tributaries are specific watercourses that contribute to the flow of a larger waterway. Essentially, all tributaries are part of a watershed, but not all parts of a watershed contain tributaries.
