Meanings of small watercourse in English

A small watercourse had brought down a large quantity of black sand.

A small watercourse brought us to a creek containing large but dry water-holes.

And now I found myself on a narrow path which followed a small watercourse.

Somewhat upstream along Grass River, she could even see another small watercourse that joined the secondary.

A few miles further in the same direction we crossed a small watercourse which apparently joins Porteous Creek.

We found a small watercourse trending easterly, and in it I discovered a pool of clear rain-water, all among stones.

In the distance, Senna could see occasional glints of silver, as the currents of a small watercourse flowed between trees.

There was a small watercourse through the patch of grass, but no water, and the country was suffering from prolonged drought.

Raffalon shrugged and went farther back along the trail until he came to a place where he had crossed a small watercourse.

At 4 p.m. bivouacked on a small watercourse running through a level grassy flat, bounded on both sides by thickets of wattle.

The borders of the small watercourse were shaded by occasional clumps of trees encircled by shrubs, for a distance of about two miles.

After travelling six hours, we encamped beside a small watercourse near Mussel Brook, the thermometer at four P.M. being as high as 95 degrees.

The country again became scrubby, and, descending an open valley, came on a small watercourse at 1.5 p.m., trending south; followed it south-south-west.

From the general reservoir small watercourses conduct the stream to any spot desired.

All the small watercourses we passed, inclined to the eastward.

The surrounding country is broken by the foothills of the Darling Range and intersected by roads, fences, and-hereand there-smallwatercourses.