difference between the delta and tributaries( in 3 points)
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- A tributary is small streams or rivers that join to form a larger one. A delta is where a river ends and merges with a larger body of water.
- It is a term related to river basin system. The small rivers which join main river are called as tributaries.
- For example :PrwaraMula are tributaries of Godavari which is main river.
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