Social Sciences, asked by sivakotepandu, 5 months ago

A river does not contain the same amount of water all year round. While the river is full
during the rainy season, it usually shrinks during the dry season. You can see that the river
trough is very wide and it has high banks. This valley is filled with sand and gravel. The
river flows as a small stream amidst them. You will notice that there are no trees here. This
is because every year when it rains heavily, this valley is filled with water allowing no
permanent trees or plants to grow here. This treeless bed is called the flood plain of the
river. All major rivers have their flood plains.

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Answered by sarakshirohitsharma
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Explanation:

A River and a Stream are both fast moving bodies of water, but a river is called a River because it is larger, deeper, and longer than a stream, as for a stream it is much than a river not as deep, some you can even walk across. Another difference is that a stream is a small flowing water.

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