The name of a flooded river

The point where one river joins another

To bounce rocks alone

The power of the water to smash up rock

To prevent the river from flowing

Rock or mineral particles held in the water and who never touch the river bed

To hang something from the ceiling

To dissolve in the water

When water flowing over a shallow gradient erodes the bed

When water flowing over a steep gradient erodes the banks

Water flowing over steep gradient erodes the bed.

When water flowing over a shallow gradient erodes the banks

The break down of rocks, in situ, or in their original position

Rocks and sand rubbing against the bed and banks

Rocks bouncing along the river bed

Rocks being dropped along the route of the river

When rock is worn down by wind, water or ice, in situ, or in its original position

When rocky material is picked up by the river

When rocky material being transported by the river is dumped

When rocky material is moved from on place to another

When water erodes the sides of a rock only

When water flowing over a steep gradient erodes the river's banks

When water flowing over a shallow gradient erodes the river banks only

When water flowing over a shallow gradient erodes the river's bed

Delta

Meander

V-shaped Valley

Waterfall

Gorges

Ox-Bow Lakes

River Cliffs

Interlocking Spurs

V-shaped valleys, waterfalls, gorges, interlocking spurs

Source, Ox-Bow Lakes, waterfalls, Gorges

Waterfalls, V-shaped Valleys, Deltas, Floodplains

Deltas, flood plains, meanders Ox-bow lakes