the river tees

Question 1

through which processes are river landforms formed by

Answer 1

erosion and deposition

Question 2

high force waterfall

Answer 2

21m fall into a plunge pool below. found in the upper course of the river, near to the forest-in-teesdale. the top of High Force is formed from igneous rock called winstone which is more resistant than limestone below so has survived hundreds of years of erosion

tourism attraction with a hotel near

Question 3

darlington - meanders

Answer 3

in the lower course the river loses energy so deposits sediments. over many years this has created the shape of the river and low - lying flood plains that have led to the contruction of darlington

Question 4

meanders to ox bow lakes

Answer 4

closer to yarm near the mouth the meanders have formed ox - bow lakes

Question 5

importance of yarm

Answer 5

tends to be the location of any flooding. over time this has helped to build levees here. some people come to yarm for fishing for trout and other types of fish.