Thirty "major rivers" and hundreds of small streams comprise the Great Barrier Reef catchment area, which covers of land.
Figure 10 summarizes climatologically averaged contributions to total volume and DIN fluxes from the major, small (<10 km2), and other watersheds, corresponding to eight <span class="lh">major rivers, streams, and other minor rivers, respectively.
Fractions of volume and DIN fluxes from the watershed groups of major rivers (blue), streams (red), and other small rivers (green) averaged over 2006 to 2013.
There are no major rivers emptying into the bay but several small creeks do provide a constant freshwater influx.
The province has no major rivers; rather, the islands are drained by many small streams.
The Red River of northern Vietnam has the smallest drainage basin of the major rivers.
The Ganga Plain has developed a network of small drainages and entrenchment of the major rivers during ~20 to 13 ka BP.
Natural capital includes: (a) Agro-ecological potential, (b) Small and large irrigation projects as well as major rivers, (c) Crop diversity, and (d) Crop intensity.
Other major rivers include the River Liffey, River Lee, River Blackwater, River Nore, River Suir, River Barrow, River Bann, River Foyle, River Erne, and River Boyne.
The region's relatively small areas of lowland extend along the seacoast and the major rivers.
