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Subterranean river

A subterranean river (also known as an underground river) is a river or watercourse that runs wholly or partly beneath the ground, one where the riverbed does not represent the surface of the Earth. It is distinct from an aquifer, which may flow like a river but is contained within a permeable layer of rock or other unconsolidated materials. A river…

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Subterranean river

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Avg. degree1.99
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related to Natural examples · 54
Subterranean river → Adriatic Sea's, Among, Appalachian Mountains, Banderishka, Cacapon RiverThe Mojave River, California, Caves, Croatia, Czech Republic, Devil's Throat Cave, Dubrovnik, Duhlata, Emen, Florida, Herzegovina, In Bosnia, Italy, Kutelo Peak, Lištica-Jasenica, Lost River
related to Artificial examples · 38
Subterranean river → AustraliaThe Zenne, Belfast, Boyana, BristolThe Hobart Rivulet, Brussels, BulgariaCastle Frank Brook, FranceThe Boyanska, Frome, Garrison Creek, Gateshead, Georgia, Hapeville, Harry's Ridge, HartfordThe Spirit Lake Outlet, Hartsfield, Hong KongThe Norwich, In, Jackson Atlanta International AirportThe, LondonThe Flint River, MoscowThe Park River
related to Mythology and literature · 21
Subterranean river → Acheron, Alph, Center, Cocytus, Dante Alighieri, Down, Earth, Greek, Hell, Inferno, John Milton's Paradise Lost, Jules Verne's Journey, Kubla Khan, Lethe, Phlegethon, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Similar, Styx, The, Through
related to Ecology · 1
Subterranean river → Some

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Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesIn0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesSuch0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesThe Bièvre0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesParis0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesFranceThe Boyanska0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesBoyana0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesSofia0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesBulgariaCastle Frank Brook0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesGarrison Creek0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesRussell Creek0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesTaddle Creek0.60section
Subterranean riverrelated to Artificial examplesTorontoThe River Farset0.60section

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