Certain streams and rivers, called meandering streams, tend to curve back and forth (or meander) as they flow across the landscape. For example, in Louisiana, the Mississippi River cities of Baton ...
Streams and rivers change shape over time as they wind through a landscape. It’s common for big outer loops to get cut off from the main channel, leaving behind u-shaped oxbow lakes and wetlands. When ...
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