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Brook
Wash
Wadi (Africa)
Rambla (Spain)
dry creek
stream bed—gulch
arroyo in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia. |
- An arroyo called as;
Brook
Wash
Wadi (Africa)
Rambla (Spain)
- It is usually;
dry creek
stream bed—gulch
- That temporarily or seasonally fills.
- It flows after sufficient rain.
- Arroyos are natural fluvial landforms.
- It constructed flood control channels.
- Arroyos are principal transportation routes & recreational locations.
- A shallow water table lowered in desert arroyo valleys can reduce saline seeping .
- Natural arroyos are made the process of arroyo-cutting.
- In agriculture areas farmers traditionally relied on small constructed arroyos.
- An example of larger constructed arroyos is in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
examples
Southern California
Arroyo Seco
Los Angeles River
Las Cruces Arroyo North Fork |
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