Running Water

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Running Water
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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1. Bedload
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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2. Solution
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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3. Suspension
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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4. Discharge
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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5. Speed
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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6. Carrying Power
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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7. Divide
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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8. Young
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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9. Atlantic
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• This type of erosion tumbles material along the
  bottom of a river.
• This type of erosion involves material that is in
  solution.
• This type of erosion involves material that is
  carried in the current of the stream.
• This is the term that describes the amount of
  water in a stream.
• This is the term that describes the rate of flow
  of a stream.
• This term describes the POWER of a stream.
• This is high land that separates one river valley
  from another.
• A steep river valley is a sign of a river that is
  
• (young / old).
• Water that falls on the eastern side of the Great
  Continental Divide will either evaporate or end
  up in the (Atlantic / Pacific).
• If a meandering stream develops a cutoff, an
  __________ lake may form.

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10. Oxbow