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Hydrograph is a plot of

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Focus on the definition of a hydrograph: it's all about the discharge (flow) of water over time. Keep this in mind to avoid confusing it with other hydrological charts.
Updated On: May 3, 2025
  • Rainfall intensity against time
  • Discharge against time
  • Cumulative rainfall against time
  • Cumulative runoff at time
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A hydrograph is a graphical representation of the discharge (or flow) of water over time at a specific location in a river or stream. It typically displays the relationship between the discharge and time, showing how water levels change over a given period. While rainfall and cumulative rainfall are related to runoff, a hydrograph specifically plots discharge, not rainfall.
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