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what is difference between glacier and river

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YASHWANTH2236: River is the water bodies which is recharged by glaciers melt water, snow melt and water springs. ... A river is a body of water flowing through a definite channel from a source at a higher level to a mouth located at a lower elevation. A glacier on the other hand is a body of solid ice moving out of a snowfield. This is correct answer .

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Glacier: *It is the moving heap of snow and ice. * it is found either on snow capped mountains or in higher latitudes. River: * it is running water. * it is found from mountain tops to the mouth of Oceans and from equator to poles. Glacier is in solid state whereas rivers are found in the form of liquid. Glaciers move very slowly whereas a river flows very fast.
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