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What curve formed when water erodes side of a stream?
meander (pronounced mee yan der)
What is A curve in a river is called?
A meander is a curve or bend in a stream or river.
How are meanders formed in river systems?
Meanders are formed in river systems through a combination of erosion and deposition. As water flows downstream, it erodes the outer bank of a river bend, creating a curve or loop. The faster-moving water on the outer bank erodes more material, while the slower-moving water on the inner bank deposits sediment. Over time, this process causes the river to meander and form S-shaped curves.
A curve or loop in a river?
the answer is meander
A curve in a river formed by erosion?
Meander
What is the fastest section of a meander?
The outer curve.
What are some Examples of a meander?
a meander is a sharp turn in a river. also the meander would of been eroded to make a sharp curve :)
Compare the rate of water flow on the inside of a meander curve with that on the outside of the curve?
No
What portion of the meander has the most erosion?
the middle curve
What happens on the inside curve of a meander?
deposition
Where is a meander formed in a river?
Meanders (plural) are formed when a river enters a flat plain. as it slows down. more sediment is dropped at the slow inner edge of a bend, and the faster water at the edge of a bend undermines the bank. Thus the river bends more. eventually the narrow bit at the neck breaks through creating an oxbow lake.
What is a winding looping curve in the river on flat ground?
meander
