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interfluve
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interfluve [′in·tər‚flüv]
(geology)
The area of land between two rivers, usually an upland or ridge between two adjacent valleys that contain streams flowing in approximately the same direction.
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Extremely flat interfluves or Level Areas are found between the paleocreeks.
Caracterizacao das condicoes abioticas que influem na distribuicao da ... by Giménez, Jorge Eloy; Hurtado, Martín Adolfo; Martínez, Omar Raúl / Acta Scientiarum Biological Sciences (UEM)
These deeply weathered soils are restricted to the higher elevation interfluves, and transition into less mature soils in the Quaternary terraces and alluvial soils of the valleys.
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The second high interest area is located on the interfluves between the Santo Antonio do Bonito, Santo Inacio and Douradinho rivers, in the vicinity of the town of Coromandel.
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