Geography, asked by maheshwarishipra2, 1 year ago

How do streams in limestone regions suddently disappear?​

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Answered by anugraha3113
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They are formed when joints or fissures in the rock are enlarged by carbonation or when the roof of an underground cavern collapses. Sometimes a river or stream may “disappear” down a sink hole and continue flowing underground.

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