Associations to the word «Catchment»
Noun
- Runoff
- Magdalena
- Headwater
- Drainage
- Rainfall
- Basin
- Reservoir
- Watershed
- Wetland
- Darling
- Tributary
- Sediment
- Drain
- Parramatta
- Rivers
- Dam
- Deforestation
- Groundwater
- Erosion
- Severn
- Area
- Kilometre
- Subgroup
- Highlands
- Estuary
- M3
- Avon
- Carmen
- River
- Sewage
- Murray
- Flooding
- Discharge
- Creek
- Karst
- Weathering
- Silt
- Weir
- Waterway
- Stream
- Wales
- Vegetation
- Grazing
- Shire
- Precipitation
- Monsoon
- Confluence
- Fitzroy
- Barrage
- Irrigation
- Escarpment
- Brook
- Pupil
- Overflow
- Tweed
- Dividing
- Flow
- Lagoon
- Eyre
- Hectare
- Tay
- Evaporation
- Flood
- Victoria
- Harvesting
- Lake
- Trent
- Lea
- Thames
- Slope
- Upper
- Logging
- Topography
- Ecosystem
- Clarence
- Upland
- Variability
- Manning
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
CATCHMENT, noun. Any structure or land feature which catches and holds water
CATCHMENT BASIN, noun. (hydrology) A topographic region in which all water drains to a common outlet; a watershed.
CATCHMENT BASINS, noun. Plural of catchment basin
Dictionary definition
CATCHMENT, noun. A structure in which water is collected (especially a natural drainage area).
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