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How water helps make landforms?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

Running water, in any form, eventually erodes anything with which it comes into contact. Differing patterns in the movement of the water mass as well as the content of the liquid itself (such as high salt content) create different landforms. One example of this is the Grand Canyon, which was worn into its current state by river, rain and erosion.

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14y ago

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