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It`s called a delta it is an area of land formed by the buildup of sediment at the end, or mouth, of a river.
A delta forms when the sediment from one area is brought to another area by a river after being eroded. The river will deposit the sediment at the mouth of the river, forming the delta.
A delta forms when a river empties into a larger body of water. An alluvial fan forms on land where a river emerges from a mountainous area and flows out onto a more gently sloping plain.
An alluvion is the increase in the area of land due to the deposition of sediment from a river.
The roughly triangular area formed where a river enters the sea or other body of standing water is called a delta. They are created when the river water deposits its sediment as the water spreads out at the mouth of the river.delta
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hi people beaches is an area of wave -washed sediment along a coast ;)
It is called a delta.
The Mississippi river delta.
Floodplain
Sediment will settle when the river current carrying it along reaches an area of calmness. This may result in sandbars or muddy river banks. It is also likely to settle when carried out to sea and it contributes to the ooze on the ocean floor.