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Lateral cutting is more active than down cutting: In the middle course, the river begins to erode its banks more than its bed, leading to widening of the river and the formation of features like meanders.
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The volume of water increases: This occurs as tributaries join the river, contributing more water and sediment to the river’s flow.
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प्रश्न
State the two characteristics of a river in its middle course.
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Stages of a River Course and Associated Land Forms
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अध्याय 10: Denudation - EXERCISES [पृष्ठ ९५]
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The Great Northern plains of India were formed by ______.
Name the factors which affect the work of a river.
What is the main function of a river in its upper course?
Name the landforms formed in the upper course of a river.
Name two landforms in the lower course of a river.
Describe chief landforms of river deposition.
Write a short note on the three stages of a river.
