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difference between delta alluvial plain and Piedmont alluvial plain​

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Mississippi River Valley. The Mississippi Alluvial Plain (a.k.a. Delta) is a distinctive natural region, in part because of its flat surface configuration and the dominance of physical features created by the flow of large streams.Alluvial (stream-deposited) material covers almost the entire region.

1 : a level or gently sloping flat or a slightly undulating land surface resulting from extensive deposition of alluvial materials by running water. 2 : a plain formed by lateral coalescence of alluvial fans a piedmont alluvial plain — compare bajada.

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