The mouth of the river is where it flows into a larger body of water such as a lake, ocean, sea. However, deltas usually form at the mouths of rivers from sediment being deposited over time. Don't get these two things confused.
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The lowest, tidal reach of a river as it reaches the sea is called its 'estuary'.
A river that empties into a lake is most often known as the headwaters-if it is the primary water source for body of water= or = tributary
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A river is a large stream of water that flows across the land and empties into a larger body of water. A river usually empties into a sea or ocean.
It is called a delta. Or an estuary. It is the mouth of the river.
The Nile River delta.
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An alluvial fan.
The river empties into the ocean, which evaporates and starts the water cycle.
Any river. The place where the river empties into the sea or lake is called the "mouth" of the river.
A mouth landform refers to the point where a river flows into a larger body of water, such as a lake, sea, or ocean. It is typically characterized by the widening of the river channel and the deposition of sediment carried by the river. The mouth of a river plays a crucial role in shaping the surrounding landscape and influencing ecological processes.
The body of water that the Mississippi River empties into is the Gulf of Mexico.
The Mouth is Where The Clean Water is Going Out and The Salt Water Goes in It is Also Where The River Ends. Edit: No, the mouth of the River is where it empties into a larger body of water. Brackish water has nothing to do with a mouth of a river.