Where along the course of a river are Meanders found?

Where along the course of a river are ox-bow lakes found?

What term describes wide bends of a river, found mainly in lowland areas?

Which part of a river is constantly changing shape and position?

What geographical term is used to describe the line of fastest flow within the river?

A meandering river swings from side to side. What happens to the bank on the outside bend?

A meandering river swings from side to side. What happens to the bank on the inside bend?

Meandering steams carrying course sediment may develop alternating deep sections. What are these called?

Meandering steams carrying course sediment may develop alternating shallow sections. What are these called?

What is formed when the neck of a meander is broken to form a new straighter channel, and through deposition, the old meander loop is cut off?

What is a bend in a river called?

What is the term that describes the corkscrew-like flow of water that moves material from the outside of a meander bend and deposits it on the inside of the next bend?

What type of lateral river erosion is caused by fast-flowing water, on the outside bank of a meander?

Where in a meander loop is the maximum point of erosion?

Where is a slip-off slope found in a meander?

Where are pools usually found within a meandering river?

Riffles result from the deposition of course sediment. What type of water are they characterised by?

Where in a meander, is the maximum point of erosion on the outside bank?

What is a river with many meanders called?

What shape is a ox-bow lake?