Geography, asked by jesusmo8065, 10 months ago

In what way do natural levees differ from point bars?

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Answered by iamvanshika53

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A number of distinctive features are present: Natural Levees: immediately adjacent to the channel. Low ridges formed by sandy sediments rapidly deposited by flood waters. ... Erosion on the outside of a meander forms a cutbank, and deposition on the inside of a meander forms a point bar.

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