Drainage Systems

A drainage system, also called a river system, is a network of streams and rivers that all flow into one main river, together draining rainfall and melted snow from a surrounding area of land called a drainage basin or watershed. Most of the water that falls inside a river's drainage basin generally drains toward that same river, though some of it evaporates, soaks into the ground, or is used before it ever reaches the river.

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