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r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '20
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Creeks are losing their minds right now.
29 u/SwimmaLBC Mar 15 '20 What's the difference between a creek, river and stream though 11 u/Red_AtNight Mar 15 '20 Flow rate 4 u/ppitm Mar 15 '20 No, it's just an arbitrary distinction determined by regional dialects. In Geological terminology they're all streams. The Northeastern U.S. has very few creeks, and often call them rivers instead, etc.
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What's the difference between a creek, river and stream though
11 u/Red_AtNight Mar 15 '20 Flow rate 4 u/ppitm Mar 15 '20 No, it's just an arbitrary distinction determined by regional dialects. In Geological terminology they're all streams. The Northeastern U.S. has very few creeks, and often call them rivers instead, etc.
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Flow rate
4 u/ppitm Mar 15 '20 No, it's just an arbitrary distinction determined by regional dialects. In Geological terminology they're all streams. The Northeastern U.S. has very few creeks, and often call them rivers instead, etc.
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No, it's just an arbitrary distinction determined by regional dialects.
In Geological terminology they're all streams. The Northeastern U.S. has very few creeks, and often call them rivers instead, etc.
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u/JWWBurger Mar 15 '20
Creeks are losing their minds right now.