Landon Reisdorf

Streams erode sediment for their banks. They pickup and transport the sediment.

Broad, flat area on both sides of a river. This is subject to flooding.

Groundwater travels along a small crack. Water dissolves and carries away solid rock. The cracks enlarge to form a cave.

An example of this would be stalactites which is water containing calcuim carbonate drips for ceilings of caves.

When waves erode a rocky shoreline. They create a vertical wall of rock layers.

When sediment is moved up a beach by an incoming wave. The wave approaches the shore at an angle and water moves off shore.

When exposed rock in desert areas develop a dark brown or black color.

Wind drops fine particles of clay and silt. It forms a deposit called a loess.

A sharp peak left behind when glaciers erode all sides of a mountian.

Where a chunk of ice was left behind in the till of a retreating glacier.