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| 841 |
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| 842 |
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| 843 |
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| 851 |
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| 904 |
| Basin recharge | | That portion of the storm rainfall that is required to satisfy the demands of interception, depression storage, and soil moisture. It is the difference between rainfall and runoff and is often referred to as loss...... | | Similar Terms |
| 905 |
| Watershed leakage | | The underground flow of precipitation that through fissures and water-bearing strata to an outlet either in a nearby or a remote drainage basin or directly to the sea (illustrated)...... | | Similar Terms |
| 960 |
| Basin | | Area drained by a river, lake or its tributaries (hydrology) or a level plot or field, surrounded by dikes, that may be flood irrigated (irrigation)(recharge)...... | | Similar Terms |
| 965 |
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| 966 |
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| 967 |
| River regime | | The flow characteristics of a stream with respect to velocity, volume, form of and alterations in the channel, sediment-transporting capacity and the amount of material supplied for transportation...... | | Similar Terms |
| 972 |
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| 1023 |
| Artesian basin | | A geological structural feature or combination of such features in which water is confined under artesian pressure. | | Similar Terms |
| 1029 |
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| 1113 |
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| 1129 |
| Groundwater basin | | Physiographic or geological unit containing at least one aquifer of significant areal extent. | | Similar Terms |
| 1249 |
| Watershed | | 1 The entire drainage area that contributes water to a system; the line of separation between adjacent water catchment areas. 2 See 5059...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1250 |
| Catchment basin | | A unit watershed; the entire area from which drainage is received; a natural water collecting area supplying water to a single waterway...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1316 |
| Poised river, or Stable stream | | A river or stream which, as a whole, maintains its slopes, depths and channel dimensions without any noticeable raising or lowering of its bed. Such a river may temporarily suffer from a geological point of view, but for practical engineering purposes can be accepted as one of considerable stability...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1317 |
| Alluvial river | | A river formed in alluvium, typically transporting sediment similar to that comprising its bed and banks, and characterized by the processes of aggradation and degradation (scour)...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1318 |
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| 1319 |
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| 1323 |
| Incised river | | A river which has cut its channel through the bed of the valley floor, as opposed to one flowing on a floodplain. | | Similar Terms |
| 1325 |
| Braided river | | A river with an extremely wide and shallow channel, when the normal river flow passes through a number of smaller interlaced channels separated by bars or shoals. In such rivers, there is a little tendency to meander, though local meandering in the minor channels may generally occur (illustrated)...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1327 |
| Tidal river | | A river in which flow and water surface slope are affected by tides. In some rivers, the effect may extend a hundred miles or more upstream from the mouth, sufficient to even temporarily reverse the direction of flow of the stream...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1331 |
| Young river | | In geological terms, a river is young when it is actively eroding its channel. | | Similar Terms |