Fluvial landforms - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A presentation on all aspects of geomorphology including drainage basins, river discharge and fluvial landforms.

These notes were taken in class. They are extremely detailed with pictures, explanations, descriptions, and examples of the content. Some of the content includes drainage basins and hillslope processes, river flow and channel processes, fluvial landforms, groundwater as a geomorphic agent, water resource management, waves/currents/coastal erosion, and deposition and coastal landscapes.

Summary of the Geomorphology topic for grade 12 Geography (CAPS curriculum) River systems River patters and characteristics Drainage density and factors affecting it Fluvial landforms, formation and uses Fluvial processes Grading rivers Superimposed and Antecedent rivers River capture process and effects River rejuvenation causes, process and effects River management

This is a guide which will help you thoroughly understand the concepts you failed to understand in your text book. This manual is not similar to a textbook because it goes an extra mile by offering learners typical and ideal pictures of specific features thus to ensure they are exposed to various diagrams that may be set in exams

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Drainage systems in South Africa - features of systems, drainage patterns, drainage density, discharge of a river, surface runoff groundwater, types of rivers. Fluvial processes - very detailed summary of fluvial processes, river profiles stages of a river, identification description of fluvial processes, fluvial landforms, and formations, river grading, rejuvenation, river capture, abstraction, superimposed antecedent rivers, catchment and river management, and stream order

detailed notes from topics 1-6, including core physical and human geography. contains case studies from each topic and extra factual info. info from book, past exam papers and other sources. includes colours and keywords to help learn. quick 74 page summary

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Presentation on information surrounding fluvial process (e.g. river profiles, stream patterns, drainage density, river courses) and contour features