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STREAMS AND GROUND WATER

MASS WASTING

Meandering Stream Profile Figure 11.14

Streamflow Measurement Figure 11.27

Fluvial Transport Figure 11.12

Nile River Delta Figure 11.24

Mississippi River Delta Figure 11.25

Floodplain Features Figure 11.21

Meandering Stream Development Figure 11.15

A Drainage Basin Figure 11.4

Mississippi River Drainage Basin

Urban Flooding Figure 11.28

Groundwater Features

Ogallala Aquifer

Subsidence

Cavern Features Figure 10.13

Karst Topography: Sinkholes

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