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River landforms are the visible results of erosion, transport, and deposition processes operating over thousands of years. For the AQA GCSE exam, you need to know how each landform is created, where in the river's course it is found, and be able to identify landforms on photographs and OS maps.
In the upper course, the river cuts downward into the landscape through vertical erosion, creating a narrow, steep-sided V-shaped valley.
How they form:
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