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.
u shaped
A cross section of a river would describe or show what is in the river from the top to the bottom. A long profile shows what is in it from one end to the other, that is, from the tributaries to the mouth.
A cross section of a river would describe or show what is in the river from the top to the bottom. A long profile shows what is in it from one end to the other, that is, from the tributaries to the mouth.
It is very steep at the top and narrow but. At the bottom it isn't steep.
a cross profile or section has something to do with graphs
Many Rivers to Cross was created in 1969.
The choices for this question are either a: U cross-Valley Profile, Y Cross-Valley Profile, V cross-valley profile, or S Cross Valley Profile.The answer to this question is a: U cross-valley profile is typical of canyons and valleys eroded by alpine or valley glaciers.
A river profile includes being steeper near the source, where there is a lot more material for the river to cut through before reaching the base level. As the water goes further down the river, the river begins to cut laterally.
A cross section in soil is called a soil profile. It shows the different layers of soil and their characteristics from the surface down to the bedrock.
The choices for this question are either a: U cross-Valley Profile, Y Cross-Valley Profile, V cross-valley profile, or S Cross Valley Profile.The answer to this question is a: U cross-valley profile is typical of canyons and valleys eroded by alpine or valley glaciers.
they passed 34 rivers in the rocky mountains
they use to cross the river in cannoe or in ferry