Water Cycle and Rivers QUIZ
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The area of the basin within which all precipitation incident to the ground will ultimately end up in that river.
When the river is let out free to behave in whichever way it wishes after 9pm.
The boundary between two drainage basins
The line that seperates drainage basins 
Original post by Plagioclase
When a river loses its energy as it reaches the ocean and is therefore no longer able to keep its sediment load in suspension. However, the strength of the river (and sediment load) has to be high enough (greater than tidal and/or wave forces) to allow the sediment to build up into the ocean, otherwise some other formation such as an estuary will form.
A: did you Google?
B: Is that a true or false
Water flowing through an area.. where do you find these questions 
It's when the river is allowed to say f*** after 9pm 
Original post by ThatsAGoodOne349
A: did you Google?
B: Is that a true or false
B: Is that a true or false
A: No, I study this stuff at uni
B: I was too late, that was for the previous question
Original post by y.u.mad.bro?
Water flowing through an area.. where do you find these questions
youre a question behind?
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by ThatsAGoodOne349
A: did you Google?
B: Is that a true or false
B: Is that a true or false
He studies geography at Oxford.
Original post by 04MR17
Question 6:
What is the watershed of a river defined as?
What is the watershed of a river defined as?
Spoiler
Source
Original post by 04MR17He studies geography at Oxford.
He studies geography at Oxford.not that I knew that...
Original post by 04MR17
Question 6:
What is the watershed of a river defined as?
What is the watershed of a river defined as?
Spoiler
Entire river system consisting of drainage basin.
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by Plagioclase
A: No, I study this stuff at uni
B: I was too late, that was for the previous question
B: I was too late, that was for the previous question
@04MR17 Can Plagio have their half point please?
Question 7:
In which part of a river do interlocking spurs form?
In which part of a river do interlocking spurs form?
Spoiler
a deep part
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