Difference between river alluvial plains and glacial outwash plains
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An outwash plain is a plain formed by the sedimentary deposits by a glacier when it melts, while the alluvial plains are caused by the weathering that is caused by the water currents in the seas, river or lakes. This water flows down the higher lands, to regions that have low land.
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An outwash plain is a plain formed by the sedimentary deposits by a glacier when it melts, while the alluvial plains are caused by the weathering that is caused by the water currents in the seas, river or lakes. This water flows down the higher lands, to regions that have low land.
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