Question

where the meanders are formed​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer :-

• Meanders are formed by both erosional and depositional work by the river.

• Meander is named after the most typical example of a rive named "Meanderez" in Asia Minor.

• Meanders are curve or bends in a river.

• When huge volume of load like silt etc. and water makes the river flow slowly in plains, the river flowing under gravity is unable to take a straight path. So a winding course is developed and the river swings from one side to another side in loops and bends forming meanders.