- the main stem downstream.
Local anabranches can be the
result of
small islands in the watercourse. In
larger anabranches, the flow can
diverge for a distance...
-
measurement is not
always clear. A
river may have
multiple channels, or
anabranches. The
length may
depend on
whether the
center or the edge of the river...
- two main
anabranches Northern Elbe and the Köhlbrand
reunite south of Altona-Altstadt, a
locality of Hamburg.
Right after both
anabranches reunite, the...
- in Hamburg, Germany.
Within Hamburg, the Elbe
divides into two main
anabranches, the
Norderelbe (Northern Elbe) and the Süderelbe (Southern Elbe), which...
- it
crosses Winnall Moors to turn
south for its remainder. It
flows in
anabranches through the city, some
close enough to
Winchester Cathedral to cause...
-
classified as a
wandering river,
seeing as it is
composed of
individual anabranches that flow in
single channels around semi-permanent islands. Wandering...
- include: the Negro, Tapenagá, Palometa, and Salado, all
tributaries or
anabranches of the
river Paraná. The
province has a
subtropical climate. It is divided...
-
moved eastwards considerably over the
centuries and has left
several anabranches,
meanders and
oxbow lakes. An old
anabranch of the
Meuse (Oude Maasarm)...
- of that water. This
right may
extend to estuaries, rivers, streams,
anabranches and canals.
Waterfall or
cascade The fall of
water where the
stream goes...
-
Norderelbe (German pronunciation) (Northern Elbe) is one of the two big
anabranches of the
Unterelbe river in the area
which is now the Port of Hamburg,...