Meandering after the River Meander which does just that
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by the low lands.
Valleys are low-lying areas between hills and mountain ranges, often formed by erosion from water or glaciers. They are characterized by fertile soil due to the deposition of sediments and usually have a river or stream running through them. Valleys provide habitats for diverse flora and fauna and are important for agriculture and settlement.
Dublin: Dodder, Tolka, Liffey Cardiff: Rhymney, Taff and Ely
A river naturally flows from high to low elevations by gravity.
The area of lowland that is between hills and mountains is called a valley. This stretch of low area usually has a stream or river that flows through it.
The Ohio River flows east to west at Cincinnati's southern border with Bromley, Ludlow, Covington, Newport, Dayton and Ft. Thomas, Kentucky on the other side of the river. The river is actually part of the state of Kentucky from the low water mark. So the Ohio technically flows NEXT TO not through Cincinnati. The Mill Creek Flows through the city north to south pretty much bisecting the city's east and west sides and empties into the Ohio River just west of downtown. The Little Miami River flows through the Eastern suburbs of Cincinnati between Mt. Lookout and Mt. Washington suburbs and empties into the Ohio River just east of Lunken Airport at the base of Mt. Washington,
It is called a Valley.
rivers depend on water flow and if they get low waterflow the river wont have enough water
A river naturally flows from high to low elevations by gravity.
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