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Rivers Fill In The Blanks

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Term: Definition: body of rock that is permeable to allow for wells and springs
Term: aridDefinition: region with low precipitation that does not agriculture without irrigation
Term: Definition: the of a channel
Term: canalDefinition: constructed open for transporting water
Term: channelDefinition: area that continuously flowing water confined by banks/streambed
Term: Definition: change of state in which gas becomes by cooling
Term: Definition: the point at rivers meet
Term: Definition: to make impure or unclean by contact or
Term: Definition: a mouth with sediments causing the main channel to split into smaller channels
Term: depletionDefinition: is consumed within a service area and no longer available
Term: depthDefinition: the measurement of the of water in the river
Term: dischargeDefinition: the amount of passing a specific point at a given time
Term: drainage Definition: the land that is by a river and its tributaries
Term: Definition: removing sediments from waterways to make them and wider
Term: Definition: periods of usual precipitation causing a serious hydrological imbalance
Term: erosionDefinition: the wearing away of the bed and of the river
Term: evaporationDefinition: physical process by which a liquid/solid is transformed to the state
Term: evapotranspirationDefinition: water by plant tissues and evaporated from water bodies
Term: flash Definition: sudden flood of great , usually caused by a heavy rain
Term: flood Definition: the wide, flat floor of a river valley consisting of deposited by the river
Term: flowDefinition: the amount of water passing a particular point in a or river
Term: Definition: subsurface and underground streams
Term: groundwater Definition: the upper level of the water
Term: hydrographDefinition: a showing stream discharge over time
Term: Definition: the movement of water through the soil into the soil
Term: Definition: when water is absorbed and collected by (store)
Term: kinetic Definition: comes from the movement of the
Term: Definition: a movement of mass down a steep slope
Term: Definition: the particles of rock carried by a
Term: Definition: the of a stream channel, usually in an erodible alluvial valley
Term: Definition: where a ends, at a lake or the sea
Term: Definition: the downward movement of water through the soil to a table
Term: Definition: the capability of soil or geologic formations to transmit water
Term: potential Definition: a still body of water above sea level has a certain of stored energy
Term: precipitationDefinition: an input where water is introduced to the basin system
Term: Definition: water that flows over the ground and reaches a stream resulting from /snowmelt
Term: salinityDefinition: the concentration of mineral salts dissolved in
Term: sedimentDefinition: small fragments of rock and soil that form
Term: Definition: the combined processes of soil , transport and deposition
Term: Definition: the liquid from domestic, commercial, and industrial establishments
Term: Definition: substrate particles smaller than sand and than clay
Term: sourceDefinition: where a river starts, usually in the - spring
Term: surface runoff/overland Definition: water moves across the surface of the earth becoming a
Term: surface Definition: the total volume of water held on the 's surface
Term: transportationDefinition: to move objects or from one place to another
Term: tributaryDefinition: small river that joins the main channel
Term: velocityDefinition: the speed of the water
Term: washDefinition: to , erode, remove, or destroy by the action of moving water
Term: cycleDefinition: the where water is constantly moving above, on or below the earth’s
Term: watershedDefinition: the highland separating one basin from another
 
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