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There are two major rivers through which water flows out of Oklahoma:
1. The Red River which forms the border between Oklahoma and Texas, and
2. The Arkansas River which is sometimes divided into two major river basins within Oklahoma; the Canadian and the Arkansas.
Technically there are also two small rivers that also exit Oklahoma: the Poteau and the Little Rivers, but both join the other major rivers soon after entering Arkansas (the Poteau joins the Arkansas and the Little joins the Red River), so these are often ignored in such discussions.
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What river provides most fresh water for the people off Egypt?
The nile river
What is the fastest way that water reaches a river?
Water reaches a river the fastest when there is a heavy rainfall and large amounts of water run off the land.
Characteristics of an oxbow lake?
Oxbow lakes are u-shaped bodies of water that form when a river is cut off. It cuts off a meander of the river and forms a free body of water.
How does a waterfall work?
A waterfall works by water from a river, stream or lake comes to a cliff, then the water falls off and goes into another river, stream or lake.
What are oklahoma lottery scratch off code?
The Oklahoma lottery scratch off code is not static, it is dynamic.
What are the codes to oklahoma lottery scratcher off?
The codes to Oklahoma lottery scratcher off are usually dynamic.
How much does the Mississippi River carry off the continents annually?
The Mississippi River carries an estimated 400,000 tons of sediment off the continent each year. This sediment transport plays a crucial role in shaping the river's delta and surrounding ecosystems. The river also contributes to nutrient distribution in the Gulf of Mexico, impacting both marine life and local fisheries.
How is run-off caused?
when it rains the water carries the chemicals used on crops into rivers, lakes, streams etc..
How do people survive in the nile river valley today?
they live off of animals and of course the nile river water supply
What is water run off?
Rainfall either from the roof or ground. Runs off into storm drain, creek or river.
What is an eddy?
A whirlpool. An eddy is water that flows opposite from the normal flow of a river. When a river's water level rises, tributaries that point in the opposite direstion of the flow of the river will rise too. This water will flow upstream in the tributaries and fill them to the level of the river. In some regional areas, such as southern states of the US, an eddy is a part of a river that is set off from the river where the water has no flow at all unless the river is rising.
What are the differences between a tributary and a distributary?
A tributary is a river or stream that flows into a larger river or body of water, while a distributary is a branch of a river that flows away from the main channel. Tributaries add water to the main river, while distributaries branch off from it.
