HOMEWORK HELP NEEDED FOR GEOGRAPHY... Urgent

My initial thought was that the area is Peak District but I looked on many websites ... and on some it said many different things which is what confused me...

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My initial thought was that the area is Peak District but I looked on many websites ... and on some it said many different things which is what confused me...

The Peak District is mostly in Derbyshire, so the river is in both the Peak District and in Derbyshire. The Peak District covers parts of Cheshire, Manchester, Staffordshire and Yorkshire, so the river is in all these places, as well as Derbyshire, all at the same time.

that may be because there are at least 4 river Derwents in England
there is only one in Derbyshire
http://www.peakdistrictinformation.com/features/derwent.php

No, it is not 4 different rivers. It is 1 river which flows into 4 different places.

I feel like crying... is it 1 river or 4 different ones?

It is 1 river which flows in 4 different directions to 4 different places. 'The River Derwent is the largest river in the Peak District'. 'Is' means it is a singular river; if it were 4 rivers it would have an S on the end of Derwent and it would say the River Derwents are the the largest rivers in the Peak District.

It is 1 river.

No, it is not 4 different rivers. It is 1 river which flows into 4 different places.

It is not one river, they are different rivers in totally different places that share the same name.

Where does it say that? All the links say it is a singular river which flows through different counties.

I can tell you this; An agriculturally impacted River, the Derwent is to the north of the Humber Estuary, eastern England.

Source: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969798000497

Hello friends.... Plz will anyone help me finding the work confusing
For my work I need to find out about River Derwant in Derbyshire. What is the area in which River Derwant is in?
How was the valley formed?

I can tell you this; An agriculturally impacted River, the Derwent is to the north of the Humber Estuary, eastern England. Water quality is generally reasonable with low levels of many minor and trace elements and suspended sediments. Nitrate and particulate aluminium, iron, manganese and lead concentrations increase with increasing flow while soluble reactive phosphate (SRP) concentrations decrease with increasing flow: there is a very poor relationship with flow for all the other determinants. Some of the major elements have elevated concentrations compared to other non-industrial north-eastern UK rivers. For example, nitrate concentrations are elevated due to agricultural runoff at high flows and carbon dioxide partial pressures are higher than less intensively farmed areas. Na, Cl and SO₄ concentrations are also relatively high due to higher atmospheric inputs and evapotranspiration, but, usually, they are weakly correlated with each other owing to the effects of pollutant sources.
Weathering reactions provide the main source of divalent base cations and alkalinity, but the lack of clear concentration–flow relationships indicates high weathering in both the soil and groundwater areas. The high weathering rates ensures that catchment acidification from atmospheric sources of acidic oxides is not significant at a basin wide scale. Environment Agency water quality information indicates relatively uniform average concentrations of base cations, nutrients and chloride along the length of the Derwent apart from in the upland source areas where tributary influences become more important and there is less potential for dilution due to the lower flows. However, minor increases in concentration may occur due to increased evapotranspiration in the lower sections of the Derwent. The data also indicate that while the nitrate concentrations have remained relatively constant over time, SRP increased during the mid-1980s and has subsequently declined probably due to changes in sewage treatment practices.

Source: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969798000497

Prepare to be attacked by OP

Thanks for the heads up.. he's still attacking me.

My visitor messages board got ambushed

Same. You apologized??

Yeah haha, didn't think I did anything wrong or rude but oh well haha, you?