I asked my father who has majored in geology and he says it is called a talwedge. I dont guarantee anything but I think he is right
And i think you just wrote down the pronunciation.
The word is THALWEG. See:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalweg
Three example names for a waterway: stream, river, canal.
According to a documentary done by National Geographic on the Lower Congo River Basin, there are recorded depths of over 755 ft (230 meters) in the deepest trench of the Congo River. The lead scientist that headed this team said that it is well over the deepest river in the world.
The Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean is the deepest part of the world's oceans, with a maximum known depth of around 36,070 feet (10,994 meters). It is home to some of the most extreme conditions on Earth, including high pressure, cold temperatures, and unique marine life adapted to these harsh environments.
The world's widest river is the Amazon, extending six miles wide in some places.
the deepest river in the world is the Congo River study less play more
The deepest part of a river or waterway channel is called the THALWEG. It is an imaginary line that connects the deepest parts of the river or waterway channel.
this is not my question!
A narrow strip of land with water on both sides connecting two larger land areas is called an isthmus. In contrast, the deepest part of a waterway or river is referred to as the thalweg. Both terms are significant in geography, highlighting features that are critical for navigation and land connections.
The term you're describing is a "strait," which refers to a narrow, deep waterway that connects two larger bodies of water. Additionally, when referring to the deepest parts of a river, it is often called a "channel." Both terms highlight the significance of these waterways in navigation and ecology.
The deepest part of the Trent is the approach to Colwick Nottingham 38ft deep
the flood plain
The River Severn is the longest waterway in Britain by about five miles. However, part of it is within Wales so the longest waterway wholly within England is the River Thames.
The deepest part of the Pocomoke River in Maryland is approximately 40 feet deep. This occurs along the channel near Snow Hill, where the river widens and deepens.
The Yangtze River is the largest river in China and the 3rd largest river in the world. The deepest part of the Yangtze is from Yanziji to Longzhuayan where it is10.5 meters deep.
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No, the Congo River is the deepest river. It is situated in Africa.
yes, the Columbia River is considered a waterway