0 in the southwestern US, a narrow channel in the ground that is usually dry but becomes a stream after heavy rain
1 (in the southwestern US) a narrow channel in the ground that is usually dry but becomes a stream after heavy rain
A conservative estimate of site area is 20 ha, and the inclusion of some compounds that are physically very close but separated by moderately deep arroyos would increase that figure.
The nine-banded armadillo prefers to build burrows in moist soil near the creeks, streams, and arroyos around which it lives and feeds.
Arroyo has received various awards and commendations for his significant contributions to the law profession and public service.
It is sited halfway down an arroyo or canyon wall.
Much of the erosion occurs during the rainy season in arroyos, creating canyons that can be as deep as 600 meters.
In the deep canyons there are grottos, valleys, ravines and arroyos.
An arroyo is also called a wash; it is a dry creek or stream bed.
Teamsters with horse-drawn wagons would stop at a natural spring in an arroyo of the range to water their horses.
