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  1. Wedge-shaped deposits of silt and mud that develop on both sides of river after a flood are called

Apoint bars

Bnatural levees

Cmeanders

Dyazoo streams

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Wedge-shaped deposits of silt and mud that develop on both sides of river after a flood are called a. point bars.

b. Natural levees - formed by sediments dropped by a river when it tops its channel; built by successive flooding over many years
c. meanders - sweeping bends in a stream formed by lateral erosion

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Answer:

Its actually b.natural leeves

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Explanation:

Wedge-shaped deposits on both sides of a river are natural levees.

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