The dendritic pattern of removal and deposition by water erosion is also distinctly different from soil movement by excavation equipment (Figure 7). Olson et al. (1994) concluded that adding ...

Today, flowing water shapes the landscape. Freeze-thaw weathering creates scree slopes and the energy from rivers erodes the ground. Further downstream deposition takes place and, over time ...

And there's more. Cosmetically, hard water can stain your appliances, crockery, cutlery, and glassware by leaving chalky deposits on the surface. Those cloudy drinking glasses you hurriedly polish ...

Salt marshes may be formed behind a spit. The zone behind a spit becomes a sheltered area. Water movement slows down and so more material is deposited. Deposition may form a salt marsh.