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Tributaries are the sources of our rivers. A tributary often forms on a mountain or from a spring. It then flows into another and so on until a stream or river is formed.
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A tributary is a contributory stream, a river that does not reach the sea; but it joins another major river. When they join, it contributes its waters, swelling its discharge.
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Tributary is water and more water. Actually, it is stream feeding into a bigger body of water. its like a glacier that hooks up with a bigger stream. In history, its also a payer
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Bed load sediments are those that are transported in constant contact with the bed of the tributary before they are deposited. The sediments stay close to the bed of the tributary
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