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Processes of River Erosion — Geography Keypoint

Processes of River Erosion

River erosion involves four interacting processes, which are:

1. Corrosion or Abrasion: This is the wearing away of sides and floor of a river by the boulders, pebbles, sand and salt which are being transported.

2. Hydraulic Action: This involves the mechanical loosening and movement of materials by the force of moving water.

3. Corrosion or Solution: This is the solvent action of water on materials it comes in contact with while flowing.

4. Attrition: This is the wearing down of the transported materials as they roll and collide with one another.

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