A watercourse that flows throughout a majority of the year in a well-defined channel.
streams that flow throughout the year.
A stream that flows throughout the year and from source to mouth.
Forestry Operations & Water Quality] A watercourse that flows in a well-defined channel throughout most of the year under normal climatic conditions. Includes small creeks up to large rivers.
A stream that runs all year.
A stream that has flowing water throughout the year for many years.
a flowing system continuously recharged by groundwater or surface runoff regardless of weather conditions
A stream that flows continuously.
A stream that normally flows year-round in all years because it is sustained by groundwater discharge as well as by surface runoff.
A stream that normally has water in its channel at all times.
A watercourse that flows throughout the year or most of the year (90%), in a well defined channel. Same as a live stream.
A perennial stream has flowing water year-round during a typical year. The water table is located above the stream bed for most of the year. Groundwater is the primary source of water for stream flow. Run-off from rainfall is a supplemental source of water for stream flow.
A stream that runs continuously throughout the year.
A stream that flows throughout most (i.e. 50%) of the year.
a stream which flows continually.
a stream that flows (contains water) throughout the year under normal or unaltered conditions.
A stream which flows all year round. Compare intermittent stream.
A stream that maintains water in its channel throughout the year.
A stream or reach of a stream that flows throughout the year.
permanently flowing water, fed by consistent rainfall
A stream that typically has running water on a year-round basis. ( FEMAT, IX-26)
A body of water that normally flows year-round in a defined channel or bed, and is capable, in the absence of pollution or other manmade stream disturbances, or supporting bottom dwelling aquatic animals.
stream that contains water at all times except during extreme drought. Compare ephemeral stream, intermittent stream.