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GCSE Geography · key term
The volume of water flowing past a point in a river each second, usually measured in cubic metres per second ().
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Specification 7A · Paper 3
The volume of water passing a point in a river per second, usually measured in cubic metres per second ().
Revise: Formulating Enquiry Questions for River FieldworkDoes river discharge increase with distance downstream? Discharge is the volume of water passing a point each second. This question requires comparisons of discharge at different sites.
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The volume of water flowing past a point in a river each second, usually measured in cubic metres per second (m³/s).
The volume of water passing a point in a river each second, usually measured in cubic metres per second.
Paper 2