Rivers
Across
- 5. This feature can be found at the bottom of a waterfall.
- 8. This is the word for the material carried by the river.
- 10. This is how a river carries material as it floats.
- 13. This is an area of fertile land caused by the river flooding.
- 14. This process erodes through the compression of air in the joints of rocks.
- 15. This feature forms where the river loses energy as the water meets the sea, thus sediment is deposited.
- 16. This is the name given to the fastest flow of the river.
- 17. This is the end of the river.
- 18. This is the start of the river.
- 19. The energy of the river can also remove material. This process is called...
- 21. This feature forms on the banks of the river and is built following an episode of flooding.
- 22. This is a small river that flows into the main river.
- 23. This is the catchment area for all of the rainfall.
Down
- 1. This feature forms on the outside bend of a river as the energy of the river erodes the bank.
- 2. The energy within the water carries material, this process is called...
- 3. This feature forms where a meander is eroded to the point where the river floods and the river straightens.
- 4. This word describes the speed of the river.
- 6. Is the hydrological cycle open or closed?
- 7. This is the point at which a smaller river flows into the main river.
- 9. The river carries material and where the energy decreases the material is dropped. This process is called...
- 11. Dams, artificial levees, etc can be described as what type of engineering?
- 12. These features can be found in the upper course of the river and look like the valley acting as a zip-locker.
- 20. The feature found usually in the middle course of the river that shows a winding pattern.