Rivers Definitions
All the Definitions related to Rivers.
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?- Created by: Jake Salmon
- Created on: 25-03-13 18:22
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Clues
- All forms of moisture that reaches the Earth's Surface (13)
- Rivers are constantly changing over time to reach a state of balance with the processes that determine their form. As the flows of energy and materials passing through a river system vary, the river changes to move towards this equilibrium. (7, 11)
- The deeper movement of water through the underlying rocks. (11, 4)
- The loss of water from a drainage basin into the atmosphere from the leaves of plants + loss from evaporation (18)
- The portion of the perimeter of a stream channel cross-section that is in contact with water. (6, 9)
- The ratio of the cross-sectional area of a channel and the length of its perimeter (9, 6)
- The time interval at which particular levels of flooding occur. (10, 8)
- The total amount of water, including vapour, in an unsaturated soil. (4, 8)
- The total volume of water held on the Earth's surface in lakes, ponds and puddles. (7, 7)
- The wearing away of the banks or bed by sediment carried by the river. (17)
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