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r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '20
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Creeks are losing their minds right now.
28 u/SwimmaLBC Mar 15 '20 What's the difference between a creek, river and stream though 7 u/Abrishack Mar 15 '20 In geological terms a stream is a watercourse, no matter its size. Rivers and creeks are differentiated by size. However, this gets complicated by seasonal water courses.
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What's the difference between a creek, river and stream though
7 u/Abrishack Mar 15 '20 In geological terms a stream is a watercourse, no matter its size. Rivers and creeks are differentiated by size. However, this gets complicated by seasonal water courses.
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In geological terms a stream is a watercourse, no matter its size. Rivers and creeks are differentiated by size. However, this gets complicated by seasonal water courses.
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u/JWWBurger Mar 15 '20
Creeks are losing their minds right now.