What is a meander bend?

Answer 1

A meander is a bend in a river which will eventually erode to form an ox-bow lake which is a thing in a river! A meander is formed around a ox-bow lake.

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Answer 2

A meander is a bend in the river created by erosion on the outer banks.

Answer 3

it is a corner or a bend in a river, some are man made so it can go off through a town so the towns waste will go off into the river.

Answer 4

A meander bend is where the interlocking spurs bacically colaberate together, and erode so that it forms a meander bend.

Answer 5

To put it simply, a meander is a bend in the river. This means that the river curves to the left or right.

Answer 6

A river is likely to meander (wander) in its lower reaches. The river flows faster (more eroding) on the outside of a bend, and slower (more depositing) on the inside of a bend.