Which part of a watershed is a lake or even an ocean where the water ends up

River or Stream

Explanation:

The watershed refers to that particular area in which the rainfall occurs and the water is collected and allowed to flow into a common and regular outlet. This outlet is mostly the rivers that further flows and adds to the seas and oceans. Some of the factors that affects the watershed are temperature, pressure, wind, gravity and amount of precipitation.

So, the part of the watershed where the water ends up is a river or a stream.

answer: d. load

a river's load refers to the natural phenomena in which the sediments, rocks   stones, boulders and other deposits are removed and picked from the bottom bed of the river due to the abrasion resulted by the high speed water current.

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