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catchment1844, from catch (v.) + -ment.
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catchmentThe geographical area from which a retail destination draws its trade. Sometimes measured in terms of 'Drive Time'.
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catchmenta natural or artificial basement for trapping water. One natural version catches rainfall and feeds it into a stream that drains the catchment area.
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catchmentArea drained by a river or river system. Also area drained by a sewerage system.
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catchmentAn area that collects and drains rainwater.
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catchment(n) a structure in which water is collected (especially a natural drainage area)
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catchmentThe area of land drained by a river and its tributaries.
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catchmentA geographical area, defined by topography, from which all runoff water will drain into a single river system or reservoir. Often used as a synonym for a watershed or a river basin.
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catchmentThe area of land from which surface and ground water drains into a river or other watercourse (stream, wetlands).
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catchmentThe catchment of a bathing water is the surrounding area of land that drains water into that bathing water
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catchmenta) A catching or collecting of water, especially rainwater, b) A structure, such as a basin or reservoir, used for collecting or draining water, c) The amount of water collected in such structure, [..]
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catchmentthe whole area of land drained by a river or body of water and all its tributaries.
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catchmentIn WebCAT, a catchment area contains all the places that can be reached within a specified travel time from a specified place. We often calculate the population or number of workplaces within the catc [..]
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catchmentAn area of land drained by a river and its tributaries (streams etc.). Clean Air Acts
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catchmentA valley defined naturally by the watershed line along the tops of the ridges that separate it from a neighbouring catchment. The area within this watershed line is the catchment area from which rainfall flows into a river or reservoir.
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catchmentthe total area draining into a river, reservoir, or other body of water[3]
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catchment
any structure or land feature which catches and holds water
* '''1998''', ''Isotope Tracers in Catchment Hydrology'' (preface) by C. Kendall and J.J. McDonnell
*: ...that streamflow generated duri [..]
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