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What is the part of the river that gets wider nearer to the sea called?
The river delta.
What is the lower parts of rivers when they run into the sea called?
this part of a river is called the mouth of a river because it opens up into the sea and while it is doing that it is groing wider and wider and wider. sometimes it douesn't have to be running into the sea it could be a lake that then joins onto another river or another wide or large water area like that.
Is estuary a noun?
Yes, the word 'estuary' is a noun; a word for the part of a river where it nears the sea and the salt and fresh water mixes; a word for a thing.
Where does the Indus river flow into?
The Indus river flows into the Arabian Sea, to the west of the Indian Peninsular, or in a wider sense, it flows into the Indian Ocean.
What is the widest place in the River Thames?
It gets wider all the way to the sea, like most rivers.
What is the definition for a mouth of a river?
Usually it would be an estuary.
Describe the cross profile of a river's lower course?
As a river continues its journey towards the sea, the valley cross section continues to become wider and flatter with an extensive floodplain either side of the channel. The river erodes laterally and deposition also becomes important. By the time it reaches the lower course the river is wider and deeper and may contain a large amount of suspended sediment.
What does the Scottish word firth mean?
The Scottish word for estuary. Where the river starts to widen as it nears the sea. The Firth of Forth and the Firth of Clyde are the best known.
Which river is the river sea in journey to the river sea?
it is the amazon river
Which river helped Rome grow and expand?
Though it was not originally a maritime nation, Rome became the masters of the Mediterranean after conquering Carthage and subduing the pirates. By Augustus' time, its navy was the equal of its army.
Which river is called river sea in journey to river sea?
It is the River Amazon.
Which sea is growing wider every year by 1 cm?
Red sea
