Noun
the entire geographical area drained by a river and its tributaries; an area characterized by all runoff being conveyed to the same outlet
Source: WordNetflood control in the Missouri basin Source: Internet
After the Colorado and San Joaquin, it has the third-largest drainage basin in California. Source: Internet
A longer growing season due to the lake-moderated temperatures make the risk of early frosts less likely. citation The drainage basin has led to well fertilized soil. Source: Internet
Description Hudson Bay drainage basin Hudson Bay encompasses convert, making it the second-largest bay in the world (after the Bay of Bengal ). Source: Internet
Basin and course main The Congo's drainage basin covers convert. citation The Congo's discharge at its mouth ranges from convert, with an average of convert. Source: Internet
Finally, some sources also include Jordan in the drainage basin of the Euphrates; a small part of the eastern desert (convert) drains toward the east rather than to the west. Source: Internet