Gulley

usgb/ˈɡʌli/
noun

A gulley is a small, deep channel or ditch that is formed by the erosion due to water flow.

The heavy rain caused a gulley to form in the dirt road.
Visual representation of "gulley" - A gulley is a small, deep channel or ditch that is formed by the erosion due to water flow.

Often appears as...

  • flood gulley
  • drainage gulley

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water drainage, erosion channel, landscape feature

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Geographical Feature

A gulley is considered a natural feature shaped by erosion.

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Many hikers enjoy exploring gulleys for their unique landscapes.
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Erosion

Gulleys can indicate strong water flow over time, shaping the landscape.

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Understanding how gulleys form can help in soil conservation efforts.
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Water Management

Gulleys can be important for managing water flow and preventing flooding in agriculture.

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Farmers often construct gulleys to direct run-off.
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