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Difference between-1 consequent and antecedent rivers ,2. Gorge and rift valley

Posted by Tisha ??? 4 years, 2 months ago

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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 2 months ago

Gorge : The rivers in the mountainous region cut deep valleys and flow through these valleys. These are called gorges. The gorges are steep-sloped and deep.

Rift valley : Rift valleys are formed due to faulting. Due to the internal disturbances of the earth, some regions sink and form a valley. This valley is called a rift valley.

Gaurav Seth 4 years, 2 months ago

1.

Consequent rivers	Antecedent rivers
1.	These rivers	1.	It is an uplift area,
	maintain their		the rivers flow in
	original shape,		the direction
	deposit, the rise of		resulting as a
	the land due to		consequence of the
	folding. Rivers		slope.
	keep on flowing in
	the original direction.
2.	These rivers are	2.	These rivers are
	older than the fold		formed after the
	mountains over		uplift of the area.
	which these rivers
	flow.
3.	These rivers cut	3.	These rivers do
	deep gorges due to		not form gorges.
	down cutting.
4.	The trans Hima	4.	The rivers in the
	layan rivers such		peninsular India
	as Indus, Satluj,		flowing eastward
	Kosi, represent		according to slope
	consequent rivers.		are antecedent
			rivers.

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