| flod |
river (A stream of water which flows in a channel from high ground to low ground and ultimately to a lake or the sea, except in a desert area where it may dwindle away to nothing. A river and all its tributaries within a single basin is termed a drainage system) |
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| flod |
flood tide |
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| flod |
rising tide |
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| flod |
river |
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| flodbanksväxtlighet |
riverside vegetation (Plants growing in areas adjacent to rivers and streams) |
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| flodbanksväxtlighet |
riverside vegetation |
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| flodbädd |
river bed (The channel containing or formerly containing the water of a river) |
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| flodbädd |
river bed |
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| floddelfiner |
river dolphins |
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| flodhästar |
hippopotamuses |
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| flodmynning |
estuary (Area at the mouth of a river where it broadens into the sea, and where fresh and sea water intermingle to produce brackish water. The estuarine environment is very rich in wildlife, particularly aquatic, but it is very vulnerable to damage as a result of the actions of humans) |
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| flodmynning |
estuary water |
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| flodmynning |
mouth of river |
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| flodmynning |
river mouth |
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| flodmynningsförorening |
estuary pollution (Contamination of the generally broad portion of a stream near its outlet which is influenced by the tide of the water body into which it flows. Many estuaries have become badly contaminated by wastes that have been generated from heavily populated areas) |
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| flodmynningsförorening |
estuary pollution |
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| flodområde |
watershed (The dividing line between two adjacent river systems, such as a ridge) |
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| flodområde |
watershed |
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| flodresurser |
fluvial resource (Any source of supply derived from a river, particularly its water, which is collected, stored and treated, then distributed for domestic, industrial, farm and other uses) |
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| flodresurser |
fluvial resource |
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