Question
Which landscape feature is typically formed during a
river's middle course?Solution
In the middle course of a river, the gradient becomes less steep, and the river begins to erode laterally rather than vertically. This lateral erosion creates meandersādistinctive bends and curves in the river's path. As the water flows more slowly in the middle course, the river widens and forms these characteristic winding patterns. In contrast, waterfalls and V-shaped valleys typically form in the upper course where the gradient is steep and vertical erosion dominates, while deltas form at the river mouth where it meets a larger body of water like an ocean or lake.
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