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Water that cuts into land is typically referred to as erosion. This process involves the gradual wearing away of soil, rock, or land due to the flow of water (such as rivers or ocean waves), wind, or ice. Erosion can shape landscapes over time by carving out valleys, forming canyons, or creating Coastlines.
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What is a type of land form that is formed over time by rivers and streams?
A river valley or canyon is a type of landform that is formed over time by the erosive action of rivers and streams. Water gradually cuts through the land, creating deep channels and valleys.
What is hotter land or water?
which gets hotter land or water
Does salt water need a battery to conduct electricity?
no it dosent because the salt water cuts off the electricity
What has more value land or water?
it takes water to make land
Is the surface of the earth mainly water or land?
It has more areas of water than land. About 71% is water, mostly salt-water.
What cuts the water into the land?
erosion
How and why does interaction with land weaken a typhoon?
Land cuts off the supply of water vapor to the typhoon that keeps it going.
When was Cuts Across the Land created?
Cuts Across the Land was created in 2004.
The body of water that almost cuts Greece in half?
The gulf that cuts Greece in two pieces of land is named the Gulf of Korinth/ Κορινθιακός Κόλπος.
My neighbors driveway cuts through my land is this grandfathered land?
That is not considered grandfathered land. if his driveway cuts through your land and is is his only means of accessing public roads then that is called an Easement by Necessity
What is a part of sea of ocean that cuts into a mass of land?
Gulf
How was the landscape in Norway created?
Glaciers moved across the land, and made large cuts. These glaciers than melted and got filled up with water making them fjords.
What is the part of an ocean or lake that cuts deeply into the land called?
BAY
What cuts into the continental shelf and slope?
Water!
What cuts off body of water?
Dam
What is it called a smaller stream that runs into a larger river?
A stream smaller than a river is known as a creek
How does flooding cause erosion?
Flooding increases the force and volume of moving water, which can dislodge and transport sediment and soil. As the water flows over the land, it can carry away loose material, gradually eroding the surface. The combination of increased water flow and sediment transport leads to erosion as the water cuts into the land.
