Question

the name of smaller river that has its own drainage basin and is the part of a larger drainage basin is called​

Answer 1

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A hydrographic basin is a territory drained by a single natural drainage system, that is, its waters lead to the sea through a single river or that discharges its waters into a single endorheic lake. A hydrographic basin is delimited along the summit line, also called the watershed. The use of natural resources is administratively regulated by separating the territory by hydrographic basins, and with a view to the future the hydrographic basins are outlined as one of the division units functional with much more coherence, allowing a true social and territorial integration through water. It is also called a hydrographic basin, drainage basin, imbriferous basin, exudation basin or river basin.