What is a bird foot delta
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Definition of bird-foot delta
: a delta (such as that of the Mississippi river) having many levee-bordered channels extending seaward like outstretched claws.
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1) The Ural River (Kazakhstan),
2) The Saskatchewan River (into Cedar Lake)
3) A part of Mitchell River into Australia’s Lake King (of the Gippsland Lakes)
4) River Mississippi
Explanation: Bird foot delta has gained the name from its shape. These rivers have multiple lobes because of multiple channels. In many cases, one channel might become stable ( imagine the big toe from a bird's claw) and many other channels rise up from it ( the other smaller ones). That's how this type of delta is formed.
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