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The image above is of a V-shaped valley goway ye

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1st landform of youthful stage of river.

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1st landform of youthful stage of river.

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Area of shallow fast flowing water in a stream.

A rapid is landform that form when small bands of hard and soft rock in horizontal planes. The water passes through the hard rock, but dissolves the soft rock faster this creates an inequality and creates faster currents in water.

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Abrasion is when rocks are thrown against the riverbank which overtimes wears it away.

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2nd landform of youthful stage of river.

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2nd landform of youthful stage of river.

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A waterfall forms when water erodes a band of soft rock faster than the hard rock above. this creates a plunge pool which splashes water and creates an overhang eventually the overhang collapses and the waterfall retreats.

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this is an image of a meander, it occurs in the mature stage of the rivers lifespan

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delta are made from deposition Deltas can vary in size and shape depending on the amount of sediment being deposited and the strength of the river's flow. They are often characterized by a network of branching channels and distributaries that carry water and sediment to different parts of the delta.

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The tremendous and sheer force of water which erodes the riverbank away.

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Flat or nearly flat land adjacent to a stream or river that experiences occasional or periodic flooding.

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Attrition is when rocks in water become rounder and smaller by hitting off one another,

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<img src="https://i.etsystatic.com/10950607/r/il/56d8a1/2420809996/il_570xN.2420809996_4p1x.jpg" alt="Mixed Set of Smooth Rocks for Painting Naturally Tumbled Sea Stones Pebbles  Art Supplies - Etsy Ireland">

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The River Barrow vies with one of its sister rivers, the Suir, as the second longest river in Ireland.

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Is when the acidic water in the river formed by carbon dioxide dissolving into the river, reacts with the rocks in the river banks and bed, this chemical reaction will cause the rocks to dissolve particularly into chalk and limestone