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Label your divides with the marker. Where would your farm land be? Where would your city be? Where does all the pollution go?

Building our own LAB: Follow all instructions given. Clean UP your area.

LAB Questions: Write answers in COMPLETE SENTENCES!! Write answers on your OWN paper!! 1) Where would your farm land be located? 2) What is a divide? 3) Describe how the pollution would flow on your landscape. 4) What is a tributary? 5) What type of animals would live in your watershed?

Point vs Nonpoint Pollution Point Pollution- pollution that is directly added to the water source. Non point pollution- pollution that is far from but travels to the water source. 45ls 45ls

Point Pollution

Non point pollution

NASA working on the Chesapeake Bay Watershed