River Features

Welcome to the River Features category on Questions LLC! If you have a fascination for rivers, their beauty, and their intricate details, you have come to the right place. This category is dedicated to exploring and answering questions about the various captivating features found in rivers around the world. From their source to mouth, rivers boast a multitude of remarkable characteristics that shape landscapes, support ecosystems, and play vital roles in our lives. Whether you are curious about meandering bends, the formation of waterfalls, or the importance of floodplains, our knowledgeable community is here to provide insightful answers. So, come along and dive into the diverse and fascinating world of river features!

Questions (9)

natural banks which are sometimes built up by a river along the edges of its channel are called:a.river bluffs b.river cliffs
1. 3 answers
2. asked by Dina
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What is the fall line?(1 point)Responses a tall, steep area where rivers form rapids and waterfalls a tall, steep area where
1. 4 answers
2. asked by TheDarkArtist
3. 173 views
An area where a river, such as the Niger River, slows down and spreads out into smaller channels is a delta. is it true or false
1. 2 answers
2. asked by essence
3. 486 views
bank : where you can walk next to a river=================== This is the definistion of the word 'bank.' What is the meaning and
1. 1 answer
2. asked by rfvv
3. 440 views
what is a river captureriver rejuvenation delta a meander a flood plain lake drainage pattern
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2. asked by leilah
3. 500 views
I need to draw a diagram showing delta, oxalate, tributary and meander.I also need to draw a diagram showing water table, zone
1. 2 answers
2. asked by Ethan
3. 528 views
a delta is a:a.wid river mouth where tides are experienced b.long narrow arm of the sea resulting from the submergence of a
1. 3 answers
2. asked by Dina
3. 1,465 views
the wide looping curves which are found along parts of the courses of some rivers are called:a.meanders b.flood plains c.river
1. 4 answers
2. asked by Natalia
3. 775 views
The natural shifting of a river’s course has caused the river to separate into two branches. One branch continues in the
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 55 views