Meandering streams and rivers often leave large deposits of sediment within their channels called ________ that we commonly and mistakenly call beaches.
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Sand Bars
if it is on bank side then it will be natural levees
and some times it may develop flood plains
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Meandering streams and rivers often leave large deposits of sediment within their channels called __ that we commonly and mistakenly call beaches.
Explanation:
- A meander is one of the patterns that a river develop s when it forms a regular interval of the curves, the bends, the loops, and the turns. And is produce when the rover swings from the side to the side across the floodplains and comprises of the concave sediments and deposits.
- The zone at which the river meanders shifting its channel is called a meander belt. Which ranges for about 15 to 18 times in its width and over the time migrates downstream, and can be mistaken for a beach.
Know more about the meandering streams and rovers often leaves larger deposits of sediments within their channels called that we commonly mistaken as beaches.
- https://brainly.in/question/15506947 answerd by Kaushikumarpatel.
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