Gallery: River erosionhttps://peda.net/id/632db56c3542020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00https://peda.net/:static/543/peda.net.logo.bg.svg<div class="license">Tämän sivun lisenssi <a rel="license noopener" href="https://peda.net/info" target="_blank">Peda.net-yleislisenssi</a></div>
A muddy river contains a large amount of clay, which has ended up in the river as a result of erosion.https://peda.net/id/632e2a573542020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00<a href="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/sjopsjoespv#top" title="ge9_joki_eroosio_samea_loimijoki_sveistola_p_p.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/sjopsjoespv:file/thumbnail/d5a925482f90d3d53cfe29f32c695941a3972988/ge9_joki_eroosio_samea_loimijoki_sveistola_p_p.jpg" alt="" title="A muddy river contains a large amount of clay, which has ended up in the river as a result of erosion." class="thumbnail" loading="lazy"/></a>2020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00Some riverbeds of mountainous regions are dry because they receive water only from time to time. However, when they do receive water, the flow speed of the river is strong, creating a V-shaped riverbed.https://peda.net/id/632e82fa3542020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00<a href="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/vouvvvavhvjpoksjtvut#top" title="ranska_DSC02137_1_p.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/vouvvvavhvjpoksjtvut:file/thumbnail/6c07bb871798d276d32f6d4cdd4a57200d89198f/ranska_DSC02137_1_p.jpg" alt="" title="Some riverbeds of mountainous regions are dry because they receive water only from time to time. However, when they do receive water, the flow speed of the river is strong, creating a V-shaped riverbed." class="thumbnail" loading="lazy"/></a>2020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00The river Elbe flows from the Czech Republic, through Germany, and into the North Sea. On the German side, the river meanders. Oxbow lakes have formed near it.https://peda.net/id/632edfb73542020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00<a href="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/evtslpspjojvmjsomm#top" title="GE8_Elbe_meanderi_germany_oli_2013126_lrg_p.jpg" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="https://peda.net/oppimateriaalit/e-oppi/verkkokauppa/yl%C3%A4koulu/lukuvuosi-20-21/englannin-kieliset/geography/emaantieto_a22/5ej/jokien-eroosio/evtslpspjojvmjsomm:file/thumbnail/6515fb9921e733c49d9a167e72cbc77159211e34/GE8_Elbe_meanderi_germany_oli_2013126_lrg_p.jpg" alt="" title="The river Elbe flows from the Czech Republic, through Germany, and into the North Sea. On the German side, the river meanders. Oxbow lakes have formed near it." class="thumbnail" loading="lazy"/></a>2020-12-03T11:31:56+02:00