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The current is faster on the outside of a bend than on the inside. The outside bank will erode and the inside will fill in. Also depends on the rock make up. In this way, in a uniform soil/rock, a river will follow a sine-type curve along its flatland basin etched out over millions of years and the sine curve will advance down the current flow line.
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What does the river meander mean?
Meander means wind ( pronounced wined ). e.g. The river meandered through the valley. The river wound through the valley.
What is a homophone for wind?
A homophone for "wind" is "wined," which sounds the same but is spelled differently and has a different meaning.
Do fairy have wined?
In many folklores and tales they do, yes.
Who was the wined foot person in greek mythology?
Hermes
What is the past tense of wine?
The past tense is wined.
Who are the Romanian olympic athletes?
That is mo farah that wined raceing in the olypic
Why is the River Severn so long?
The river seven is so long because when the river makes a waterfall, the waterfall makes the rocks fall which makes the river go bigger and longer. Hope this helps you! :P xxx
Which river makes you shiver?
Any river, if you jump into it! :P
What river makes the border between Arizona and California?
colordo river colorado river
How do ocean currents move?
they move beacsue the Mississippi river makes it
Who took 3rd place in the 2010 world cup?
GERMANY becose they wined VS URUGVAY.
Which river in Mississippi makes a strange humming sound?
Pascagoula river
