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I would s just point out that ikcannot always be a high land, vex? ... It is wort.hy of note that the Benue itself, as well as its three great southern tributaries, all of which rise on the plateaux of the central Kameruns, only become navigable for canoes near the points at which they cross the boundary into Nigeria.
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This mountain system drops sharply to the narrow plain on the west coast, whereas it slopes ... short and unnavigable, whereas long, wide rivers come ... It is quite possible that Java will become one of the starting points of operations designed to dislocate ... appeared from the land of its birth. Ethnologically, ...
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Kameruns, only become navigable for canoes near the points at which ..... where the boundary-line crosses it, the river becomes unnavigable on ... and drops from the edge of a high plateau into the plain of the Donga valley. ..... divides sharply the boundary zone into open bush country and dense forest. ...
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Nov 23, 2005 ... of the northern Bergisches Land and the southern Wester Forest. After pass- ..... fall sharply. The changes of the climate will also affect the water regime of the ... rivers become unnavigable for large vessels. ... The Black Forest drops abruptly to the Rhine plain but slopes more gently ...
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The rivers of the RSA are also unsuitable for water traffic, because of the many rapids, waterfalls and sandbanks. These types of rivers are called unnavigable rivers. ... These rivers are much shorter and decline more sharply towards the sea. This causes them to flow ... Over long periods the rivers become deeper and wider.
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I will set my affections upon rivers that are not too great for intimacy. And if by chance any of these little ones have also become famous, like the Tweed and the Thames and the Arno, I at least will praise them, because they are still at heart little rivers.
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The plateau drops sharply to the coastal plains, particularly to the west. ... The area was once heavily forested, but overexploitation led to extensive erosion, and it has become semibarren. ... Rainfall during this season generally comes from low pressure over the Pacific and usually falls in heavy afternoon thunderstorms.
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era: one of the major divisions of geologic time. An era is usually divided into periods. [AHDOS] ... erosion surface: a surface of land shaped by the action of rain, wind, ice, and other agents of erosion. [AHDOS] ... fluvioglacial: of or having to do with the combined action of rivers and glaciers. [AHDOS]
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When the conditions in the river's downstream reaches become safe, ... The River Law went into effect in 1964. The purpose of this law is to prevent river-related disasters, promote the proper use of rivers, control them to maintain their functions and contribute to the preservation and development of national land.
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