The entire system of the Ruwenzori Range drains into the Semliki River, a tributary of the Nile.
Water flowing off the Neiba range drains partly to the Caribbean, via the Yaque del Sur system, and partly inland, to saline Lake Enriquillo.
The main watershed of the range is in the north; the southern slope of the range, draining into the Han, is deeply sculptured by an extremely complex drainage pattern.
A small area of the south, just west of the Dongdae range, drains into the Taehwa River, which flows into the Bay of Ulsan.
The southwestern corner of Gyeongju, on the far side of the Taebaek range, drains into the Geumho River, which then flows into the Nakdong.
Death Valley, the majestically desolate national park on the eastern edge of California, is a rain-shadow desert, meaning that nearby mountain ranges drain moisture from incoming weather systems and stop rain from reaching the other side.
Otherwise, the Junggar Basin is an area of internal drainage, with the rivers from the Altai draining into Lake Jili and those from the southern ranges draining into Lakes Manasi or Aibi (Ebinur) in the low-lying depression immediately southeast of the Dzungarian Gate.
The range is drained northward by the northern Yenisey River and southward into the Hövsgol Lake.
The range is drained on the west by streams that cut deep narrow gorges and water fertile valleys.
Color, often in the neon range, is drained off, heightened, or isolated, leaving people with red ears, yellow eyebrows, or a mauve jawline.
