Mosquito River watershed

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The Mosquito River watershed is a drainage basin in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula that collects and channels water from the surrounding landscape into the Mosquito River and its associated features, including Mosquito Falls.

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Mosquito River watershed canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf drainage basin
watershed
collectsSurfaceRunoffFrom surrounding landscape of the Mosquito River
contributesTo hydrology of Mosquito Falls
country United States
drainageDirection toward Mosquito River and Mosquito Falls
drainagePattern dendritic drainage pattern
drainsInto Mosquito River
hasBoundaryDefinedBy topographic divides
hasFeature headwater streams
small tributaries
wetland areas
hasGeomorphologicalFeature river valley
hasLandUse natural vegetation
recreation
hasNotableWaterfall Mosquito Falls
hasProcess erosion
sediment transport
streamflow concentration
surface runoff collection
hasWatercourse Mosquito River
hydrologicalConnectivityWith Mosquito River channel network
hydrologicalSystemType riverine watershed
includesHydrologicalFeature Mosquito Falls
Mosquito River
influences streamflow regime of the Mosquito River
water quality of the Mosquito River
locatedIn Michigan
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
partOf Lake Superior drainage basin
linked to: Lake Superior Basin
primaryOutflow Mosquito River
receivesPrecipitationAs rain
snow
regionType forested landscape
supportsEcosystemType freshwater river ecosystem
riparian habitat
waterFlowsToward Mosquito River channel
linked to: Mosquito River
waterUltimatelyFlowsTo Lake Superior

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Mosquito Falls partOf Mosquito River watershed