San Gorgonio River

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The San Gorgonio River is an intermittent watercourse in Southern California that drains the San Gorgonio Pass area and contributes seasonal flows to the region’s desert river system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intermittent stream
river
continent North America
contributesTo regional desert river system
seasonal surface water in the Colorado Desert
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Colorado Desert drainage
desert river system of Southern California
ecosystemRole conveys floodwaters from San Gorgonio Pass to desert areas
provides seasonal riparian habitat
environment Mediterranean–desert transition zone
arid climate
flowsNear Banning, California NERFINISHED
Beaumont, California NERFINISHED
Cabazon, California NERFINISHED
flowsThrough San Gorgonio Pass NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic dry for much of the year
flows mainly after winter and summer storms
hydrologicalCharacteristic ephemeral flow
seasonal flow
locatedIn Colorado Desert region NERFINISHED
Inland Empire region NERFINISHED
Riverside County
surface form: Riverside County, California

San Bernardino County
surface form: San Bernardino County, California

San Gorgonio Pass NERFINISHED
Southern California
mouthRegion Coachella Valley area NERFINISHED
Colorado Desert NERFINISHED
nearbyLandform San Gorgonio Mountain NERFINISHED
nearbyTransportationCorridor Interstate 10 through San Gorgonio Pass
partOf San Gorgonio Pass watershed
primaryWaterSource mountain precipitation
storm runoff
region Inland Southern California NERFINISHED
sourceRegion San Bernardino Mountains foothills NERFINISHED
San Gorgonio Pass area
state California, United States
surface form: California
watercourseType intermittent watercourse

Referenced by (2)

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Whitewater River (California) hasTributary San Gorgonio River
Whitewater River watershed contains San Gorgonio River