Question

Why are the river ganga develop large meanders in the lower coast?


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Answer 1

This bending of rivers due to deposition of silt and sediments is called meandering. ... Ganga originates in the Himalayas where there is high gradient and acts as a source huge source of sediments. Moreover, Ganga being a pretty long river makes meandering possible in its middle and lower reaches.

Answer 2

In the lower coast, the river Ganga develops large meanders because the stage of the river is matured.  

Explanation:

• The flow of the river Ganga in lower cost erodes alongside from left side to right side forming a larger bends.

• The combination of sediments and erosion are deposited in the river bank forming large meanders.

• Meander is a sinuous bends, curves, loops or windings in the river channel or stream.

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