Water's ability to transport a load (a grain of sediment) depends on how fast it is flowing. Fast flowing water can move boulders but as the water slows its ability to move things diminishes. As a river enters the sea it ceases to flow (it has reached sea level) and it therefore deposits its last sand first and only the finest silt is carried further by the inertia of the flow.
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A delta is the sediment filled , triangular shaped outflow of a major river into a large body of water. The most famous deltas are the "Nile Delta" and the "Mississippi Delta".
Deltas are formed at the old stage of the river that is at the mouth of the river. Deposition is the main activity. The largest delta in the world is Ganga-Brahmaputra Delta.
An alluvial plain, sometimes also referred to as a fluvial plain.
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The Mississipi is one of the main rivers of USA.
A delta is the mouth of a river.
The northwest portion of the state, the Delta, contains 86 percent of Mississippi's catfish production.
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The Mississippi delta is near New Orleans, LA. The Nile Delta empties into the Mediterranean in Egypt North Africa. River deltas are found at the mouths of rivers; not all rivers have them. On the other hand, screw you.
Hernando de Soto found the Mississippi River in 1541.