Rivers create a range of landforms which change with distance from their source within a river basin. — OCR GCSE Geography

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The formation of river landforms (waterfall, gorge, V-shaped valley, floodplain, levee, meander, ox-bow lake).

Rivers create a range of landforms which change with distance from their source within a river basin. exam tips

The physical landscapes of the UK have distinctive characteristics.
Landscapes are dynamic and differ depending on their geology, climate and human activity.
The UK is connected to many other countries and places.
The UK is a diverse and unequal society which has geographical patterns.
There are different causes and consequences of development within the UK.
The UK’s population is changing.
There are causes for and consequences of urban trends in the UK.
Cities have distinct challenges and ways of life, influenced by its people, culture and geography.
The UK has a unique climate for its latitude which can create extreme weather conditions.
Extreme flood hazard events are becoming more commonplace in the UK.

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