Divides are the boundaries that separate streams in adjacent drainage basin.
The term "watershed" is sometimes used, though this is a little ambiguous, since some people use it in a way that's essentially synonymous with "drainage basin", and some people use it for the boundaries between drainage basins.
drainage basins are rivers and strems all conected to one large river take the Mississippi river for an example it is so long and big with a bunch of littler rivers and streams branching off of it
meandering
I believe Badgers do.
Divides are the boundaries that separate streams in adjacent drainage basin.
Divides are the boundaries that separate streams in adjacent drainage basin.
The term "watershed" is sometimes used, though this is a little ambiguous, since some people use it in a way that's essentially synonymous with "drainage basin", and some people use it for the boundaries between drainage basins.
flows into it
The Continental Divide west of Fargo, ND separates the drainage basins that flow towards the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Streams on the east side of the divide flow towards the Atlantic Ocean, while streams on the west side flow towards the Gulf of Mexico.
There are lots of possible answers,A drainage basinA watershedA drainage systemDendritic drainage patternTrellis drainage patternParallel drainage patternRectangular drainage patternRadial drainage patternAnnular drainage patternDiscordant drainage patternA spring headTributariesConfluencesA river system
A drainage basin is the start of the stream. Sometimes snow caps on mountains melt causing streams and riviers.
Drainage is the removal of water from the surface of the earth.Radial drainage are those found in pattern of streams radiating from a central point or area e.g. off a mountain.
A drainage pattern characterized by parallel main streams and secondary tributaries intersected at right angles by tributaries. Also known as espalier drainage; grapevine drainage.
A drainage pattern characterized by regularly spaced streams flowing parallel to one another over a large area.
A drainage pattern characterized by regularly spaced streams flowing parallel to one another over a large area.
A drainage pattern characterized by parallel main streams and secondary tributaries intersected at right angles by tributaries. Also known as espalier drainage; grapevine drainage.