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3.1.3.3 River landscapes in the UK (part a) GapFill

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A levée is a  lakeridgeriverwider that runs either side of a river. It is formed by  erosiondepositiondamlake When a river floods, it drops its  erosiondamdepositionload right next to the river. This builds up the levées. A floodplain stretches either side of a  flood plainnarrowerriverdelta This is made by erosion and deposition. The meanders move downstream cutting into the valley sides making the valley  riverlakenarrowerwider Deposition happens when the river  burstsstays withinlakeload its banks. When a river flows into the sea, deposition can occurs to form an  riverloadspitestuary, where wide mudflats are exposed at low tide.

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