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Are young rivers travel fast?
The speeds of river vary so much, even on individual river, that any attempt to answer this would devolve into nonsense.
Match the type of river to its best description?
Mature rivers - Travel slowly Young rivers - Travel fast Old rivers - Travel VeRy SlOwLy Apex :D
How fast do young rivers travel?
The speeds of river vary so much, even on individual river, that any attempt to answer this would devolve into nonsense.
Do old river travel fast?
No, as their sources are in steep mountains, the water runs more quickly (although there is less of it).
Which river stage is characterized by fast-moving water and steep-side banks?
a young river A+
Do young rivers travel fast or slow?
A young river is very active. It is still at the upper course. It moves at a characteristic high speed that enhances its active down-cutting and under-cutting. Its competence is very high due to its speed. An old river on the other hand is characterised by its materials and also the topography of its course. The old river has lost its competence due to the gradient of its course. The speed is low compared to a young river.
How fast do most passenger river boat travel in knots - most river boats around the world travel at the same speed?
Most of the passenger river boat travels at 35 knots per hour.
What river stage is characterized by fast-moving water and steep-sided banks?
A young
Which river stage is characterized by fast moving water and steep sided banks?
young
Match the type of river to its best description. A. Mature rivers b. Young rivers c. Old rivers?
A. travel sowly B travel fast C. travel very slowly
What does barrier to travel mean?
It means something that makes travel difficult. Like mountains or a fast river. Or you have no legs, or you are four years old, or you have four small children. Or no money.
How fast does water travel in a river?
The speed at which water travels in a river can vary depending on factors such as the river's width, depth, and slope. On average, water in a river can flow at speeds ranging from a few centimeters per second to several meters per second.
