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Here are the features formed in the three stages of a river:
Upper Course (Youthful Stage): • V-shaped valleys • Interlocking spurs • Waterfalls • Rapids • Gorges • Potholes
Middle Course (Mature Stage): • Wider, U-shaped valleys • Meanders • Floodplains (narrow) • Slip-off slopes and river cliffs
Lower Course (Old Stage): • Wide, flat floodplains • Large meanders • Oxbow lakes • Natural levees • Deltas • Estuaries
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Upper Course (Youthful Stage): • V-shaped valleys • Interlocking spurs • Waterfalls • Rapids • Gorges • Potholes Middle Course (Mature Stage): • Wider, U-shaped valleys • Meanders • Floodplains (narrow) • Slip-off slopes and river cliffs Lower Course…
This geography problem is solved step by step below, with detailed explanations to help you understand the method and arrive at the correct answer.