Why are there valleys and gorges along rivers?
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High in the mountains, the river is narrow and fast-flowing. Sometimes, instead of forming a V-shaped valley, rivers create dramatic, steep-sided gorges. ... This happens when the river is running down a landscape that is slowly being pushed upward by plates moving under the Earth's surface.
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The movement of rivers help in creating the valleys and gorges along the rivers.
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