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An '''arroyo''' is a small, deep gully or gulch with a flat floor and steep sides. Arroyos are usually dry, except after a heavy rainfall.  
 
An '''arroyo''' is a small, deep gully or gulch with a flat floor and steep sides. Arroyos are usually dry, except after a heavy rainfall.  
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In southeast [[Asia]] and north [[Africa]] the Arabic term  ''wadi'' is used. Australians stick to ''gully''.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 04:30, March 26, 2016

An arroyo is a small, deep gully or gulch with a flat floor and steep sides. Arroyos are usually dry, except after a heavy rainfall.

In southeast Asia and north Africa the Arabic term wadi is used. Australians stick to gully.