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middle course of river​

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Answered by prabhmannat42
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middle course

on lower flatter ground ,river begin to slow down.

their develop bends called meander and there is an increased risk of flooding.

Answered by harsh05572
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The middle course :- When the river reaches the plains, a number of tributaries join it and so the the volume of water increases greatly. However, it flows less swiftly than in the upper course as it flows less swiftly than in the upper course as it flows over land that has less gradient.

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The river erosion is more lateral than vertical. Hence there is a widening of the valley in the middle stage of the river.

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