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Topography
The study of Earth land forms
Contour Line
A line on a map that connects points of equal elevation
Contour Interval
The distance in elevation between two contour lines
Slope
The steepness of the land
Elevation
The height of the land above some point
Aspect
The compass direction toward which the land slopes
Ridge
A line of higher elevation
Divide
Ridge separating two watersheds
Stream
A body of water with a detectable current, confined within a bed and banks
Headwater
The original point from which the river flows
Mouth
Th end point to which a river flows out of
Watershed
The land area from which surface runoff and groundwater flows into a particular river, lake, stream, pond, or other body of water
Impervious
Solid surface (groundcover) in which water cannot pass
First Order Stream
Primary tributary in a river system
Dissolved Oxygen
The amount of oxygen dissolved in water
Biochemical Oxygen Demand
Amount of oxygen needed for decomposition by decomposers
Fcal Coliform
The bacteria present in the intestines of warm-blooded organisms
pH
The measurement of H+ ions in a solution
Temperature
The measurement of heat within the water
Nitrate
The amount of nitrates in the water
Phosphates
The amount of phosphates int he water
Turbidity
The cloudiness of the water
Total Solids
Suspended and dissolved solids in the water
Overall Water Quality Index
Combination of all water tests to indicate water quality
Macroinvertebrates
Organisms without a backbone which can be viewed with the unaided eye