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What do you use to measure the gradient of a river?

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i remember there was something which you look through to get a straight line and then look along the line at a big ruler =s

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  1. It is a Clinometer!

    I needed to use one on my Geography River Coursework!


  2. A survey angle tool.  Here is the formula for determining the gradient of a river.

    GRADIENT = (ED/HD)  

    Elevation Difference (a-c) /

    Horizontal Distance (b+c)

    a

    |

    |

    |___________c

    b

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