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When a river pours into a large body of water, it often creates a landform known as a delta. Deltas are formed from the sediment that the river carries and deposits at its mouth as the water slows down upon entering the larger body of water. This accumulation of sediment can create a fertile area with distinct ecosystems, and they typically have a triangular or fan-shaped appearance.

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