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A watershed is a. A building that is close to a water source. b. An area where water drains into one location such as a lake, river or ocean C. Water that flows over the land surface from rain, snowmelt,
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A watershed is

a. A building that is close to a water
source.
b. An area where water drains into one
location such as a lake, river or ocean
C. Water that flows over the land surface
from rain, snowmelt, or other sources
d. None of the above​

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B

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