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What separates one watershed from another?
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river
river
headwater stream
headwater stream
waterway
waterway
divide
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A divide (drainage divide / watershed boundary).
A watershed boundary is the high ground or ridge that directs runoff into one basin or another. It’s the topographic line that parcels precipitation to different rivers/streams — not a river or stream itself.
A watershed boundary is the high ground or ridge that directs runoff into one basin or another. It’s the topographic line that parcels precipitation to different rivers/streams — not a river or stream itself.
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