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Fast global watershed delineation in Python — the MERIT-Hydro engine behind the Global Watersheds web app.
delineator, by Matthew Heberger, is the open Python engine that powers the Global Watersheds web app: give it outlet coordinates and it returns the upstream catchment, using a hybrid approach — pre-computed MERIT-Basins unit catchments for the bulk of the area, with raster-level MERIT-Hydro refinement only around the outlet — which is why it delineates anywhere on earth in about a second.
Run it yourself when you need batch delineation (hundreds of gauging stations, say) or want the workflow inside your own pipeline rather than a browser. Accuracy inherits the ~90 m global hydrography, so it screens and scopes rather than replaces site-specific delineation from lidar.
Other geospatial & hydro-gis tools covering similar workflow stages.
The free, open-source GIS that has become the default spatial platform for water engineers worldwide.

500+ fast geospatial analysis tools with the best DEM hydrology toolkit in open source.
Esri's free hydrology framework for ArcGIS Pro — terrain preprocessing and the data model behind many agency workflows.
Near-real-time 10m land cover from Google/WRI, updated every Sentinel-2 pass — land cover that keeps up.
A consistent annual global land cover record at 300m from 1992 — long enough to trend land-use change against.
Global 10m land cover from Sentinel-1/2 — the highest-resolution free global land cover map available.