Rivers Key Word Crossword

Form of erosion, rubbing of fine particles against an object.
The wearing away of particles of rock.
The ground at the side of a river.
The area of land that is drained by a river and its tributaries.
Any steep slope that has been formed by natural processes.
The flow of the river.
Where two rivers or streams meet.
A river lays down or drops the sediment or material that it is carrying.
The wearing away, in this case by water and rocks constantly rubbing.
Happens when a river has too much water in its channel.
A steep-sided river valley which is very narrow and deep.
The force of the water wears away the river bank from underneath.
The end of the river.
A river is a naturally winding watercourse that drains surplus water from a drainage basin.
The name given to material that has been carried by rivers or the sea and then deposited.
Where the stream begins.
A process where the river moves, or transports materials (it's load) from one place to another.
A stream or river that feeds into a larger watercourse.