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In geography, a delta is a landform that forms at the mouth of a river where the river deposits sediment carried downstream. Deltas are typically triangular or fan-shaped and can be found in coastal regions. They are important for supporting unique ecosystems and can also provide protection against coastal erosion.
A glossary of geographic terms is a reference guide that provides definitions and explanations of various terms commonly used in the field of geography. It helps users understand key concepts related to geography, such as landforms, ecosystems, topography, and spatial analysis.
Terms associated with population geography include population density, demographic transition, birth rate, death rate, migration, urbanization, and population distribution. These terms are used to study patterns of population growth, movement, and distribution across different regions and countries.
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A river delta is an extension of a river's mouth, where the faster flowing water from a river, suddenly slows when it reaches an open body of water (e.g. a lake) and so deposits the suspended sediments in a zone around the mouth, causing an elevated river bar. Often you can see these from satellite images (google 'Indus River Delta') and is clearly identifiable as an elevation near the mouth of a river. This raised area is known as the delta. This is an explanation of a delta (not a definition). It is your job to define it in your own words however you think best. I hope that helps though :)
Flood plain, alluvial plain, tidal plain, firth, inlet, bayou, estuary, slough, and river mouth are all terms that are synonymous with 'delta'.
A delta is where a river divides when it reaches the sea; it looks triangular, similar to the Greek letter 'delta'. Probably the best example is where the Nile meets the Mediterranian Sea around Port Said in Egypt.
Canal, canyon and cave are geography terms. Additional geography terms include cliff, continent and cove.
Examples of geography terms associated with human environment interaction include deforestation, urbanization, desertification, and pollution. These terms describe how human activities impact the natural environment, leading to changes in ecosystems and resources availability.
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Some geography terms that are used to refer to earth are altitude, degree, hemisphere, reef, and equator.
In terms of US geography, it's north. In terms of Pennsylvania geography, it would actually be west.
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Desert and the Nile River Valley. Also the Nile river Delta.
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