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What is the basic geographical cause of meanders and oxbow lakes forming in plains?
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Correct answer: Lateral erosion and deposition on low slope
On low slope, a river forms bends and cut-off bends become oxbow lakes. Exam tip: link meanders with plain-course flow.
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Lateral erosion and deposition on low slope
Why is this the correct answer?
On low slope, a river forms bends and cut-off bends become oxbow lakes. Exam tip: link meanders with plain-course flow.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Drainage. Topic: The Himalayan Rivers.
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