The most important measure of the size of a river is the

a. number of its tributaries.

b. size of its watershed.

c. width of its mouth.

d. volume of its discharge.

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Estes

11 March, 05:29

The most important measure of the size of a river is the

a. number of its tributaries.

b. size of its watershed.

c. width of its mouth.

d. volume of its discharge.

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Danielle Nixon · Answer 1

I'd guess b on this one. I don't know the definition of watershed, but the amazon is a pretty big expanse of water "stretching" a long way (albeit that water doesn't stretch).

The most important measure of the size of a river is thea. number of its tributaries.b. size of its watershed.c. width of its mouth.d. volume of its discharge.

The most important measure of the size of a river is the

a. number of its tributaries.

b. size of its watershed.

c. width of its mouth.

d. volume of its discharge.