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Riparian is an adjective which means of, on, or pertaining to the shores of a natural flow of water.
While most often the term is used to mean living, located on or pertaining to the shore of a natural watercourse (such as a river), it may sometimes mean of a lake or tidewater. A related term is a riparian zone which is used to describe the interface that forms between a flowing surface body of water and land. Another related term is riparian rights which refer to the rights that an owner of the land that forms the shore of a stream or river is entitled to. It typically relates to the owner's right to utilise water coming from the waterway.
The term riparian has its roots in the Latin riparius; which comes from the term ripa, meaning bank.
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