River Processes and Landforms flowcharts
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This River Processes and Landforms page gathers more than 10 community-made flowcharts, covering features from rapids and waterfalls to meanders and floodplains. They offer school students a way to practise the stages of landform formation, and teachers ready-made material for school geography. Choose a flowchart to get started.
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- Water Cycle and Drainage Basins115
- River Courses and Profiles49
- River Erosion, Transportation and Deposition141
- River Rejuvenation9
- Waterfalls, Gorges and Interlocking Spurs48
- Meanders and Oxbow Lakes27
- River Depositional Landforms20
- River Discharge and Hydrographs42
- River Flooding and Its Causes39
- Flood and River Management64
- Flood Case Studies38
- River Case Studies33
- River Fieldwork10
Flowcharts
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Untitled When there is high ... · Over time the meand... · The old meander is ... · Deposition through ...
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rivers - formation of ox-bow lakes a meander becomes v... · only a narrow strip... · continued lateral e... · when a river floods...
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formation of a meander middle course. this... · flow hits an area o... · when the flow hits ... · the flow is deflect...
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rivers - formation of waterfalls and gorges the process starts ... · differential erosio... · the step will now e... · over time a plunge ...
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rivers - formation of v-shaped valleys near the source of ... · this means that the... · this creates the ch... · over time the chann...
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rivers - formation of floodplains river runs through ... · meander migration c... · this migration caus... · this causes the flo...
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rivers - formation of rapids a river bed is made... · differential erosio... · over time these poo... · as the difference i...
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how a waterfall is made. hard rock e.g; gran... · soft rock has... · hydraulic action ta... · soft rock erod...
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gorges and waterfalls how waterfalls are ... · waterfalls are made... · how a gorge is made... · the hard rock does ...
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Waterfalls Waterfalls · Hard rock and soft ... · Soft rock is eroded... · This start to form ...
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Formation of a Waterfall/Gorge Water flows from a ... · Soft rock is eroded... · Plunge pool formed ... · Hard rock is underc...
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Factors affecting River regime Amount of precipita... · Spring · Increase in discharge · Monsoons
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About river processes and landforms flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalRiver processes and landforms flowcharts
These flowcharts follow the stages in the formation of rapids, V-shaped valleys, waterfalls, gorges, meanders, ox-bow lakes and floodplains. Another looks at factors affecting river regime, including precipitation and seasonal changes.
Start with the flowchart on rapids if you want to trace how hard and soft rock are eroded differently. For a different sequence, try the meander flowchart, which begins in the middle course and follows the effect of flow on the river bank.
Revise with a sequence
Read through a flowchart, then cover it and try to describe each stage in order. Check where your explanation differs from the resource, paying attention to the processes connecting each stage. Compare the waterfall flowcharts to see how they present the sequence.
If you want a broader overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Use a quiz there when you are ready to check what you remember. Pick a sequence and talk it through in your own words.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart could I start with?
The flowchart on the formation of rapids is a useful starting point. It begins with bands of hard and soft rock in a river bed and follows how differential erosion creates holes and ridges. You can use its sequence to practise explaining how a feature forms.
What do the flowcharts cover?
The page includes flowcharts on the formation of rapids, V-shaped valleys, waterfalls, gorges, meanders, ox-bow lakes and floodplains. There is also a flowchart on factors affecting river regime. Several resources cover waterfalls, so you can compare how they set out the stages.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.