Watershed Delineation using ArcGIS from DEM - Basin in ArcGIS 10.8

Watersheds, also known as basins or catchments, are physically delineated by the area upstream from a specified outlet point. Watersheds can be delineated manually using paper maps, or digitally in a GIS environment. Watersheds can be delineated from a DEM by computing the flow direction and using it in the Watershed tool. To determine the contributing area, a raster representing the direction of flow must first be created with the Flow Direction tool in the ArcGIS. ArcGIS is a family of client software, server software, and online geographic information system services developed and maintained by Esri. Follow the video to perform every step correctly and if you had any questions, ask in the comment section.
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Watershed Delineation using ArcGIS from DEM - Basin in ArcGIS 10.8
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[hhasanat]

Thank you so much for such a tutorial video... That is what I was looking for...
Could please add another video for creating the catchment area

[michalantal]

Number 1500 stands for what? Number of cells flowing... or?