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Encyclopedia > River Adur

The Adur is a river in Sussex (in England). The Adur district of West Sussex is named for it.


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Adur Valley Estuary, West Sussex, England (5659 words)
The River Adur Estuary is wide expanse of mud-flats at low water, with the river flow cutting a narrow path, and a tidal inlet at high tide.
The River Adur estuary between the Norfolk bridge and the A27 Flyover sported a particular large number of sea birds as the low spring tide receded exposing the mud flats north of the Railway Viaduct and the mussel beds and gravel to the south.
In the river north of the Toll Bridge, the surface was rippled by shoals of young Sand Smelt, which scattered in many directions and there was a pronounced arrow-like disruption of the water surface, which probably indicated predation by a large fish, most likely to be from shoals of second year Bass.
river - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about river (1080 words)
River velocity determines quantity and size of rock fragments and sediment carried by the river.
River volume is affected by duration and rate of precipitation in the drainage basin of the river.
A river system may be enlarged by piracy, or the process by which one river, cutting through the divide that separates its drainage basin from that of another river, diverts the waters of the other into its own channel.
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