The three zones to be to be classified of a river system are as following:-
- Zone of sediment production (Streams in the mountain)
- Zone of sediment transportation (River in between the mountain and shore)
- Zone of sediment deposition (Streams that end at the shore)
<h3><u>Explanation:-</u></h3>
Production of sediment will fall under initial zones. Sediment may be created in a variety of ways, such as when igneous and metamorphic rocks are exposed to wind and water and weather. decay of the wildlife and plants. However, the majority of sediments are produced when rocks are broken down by streams, rivers, and other moving bodies of water. Rocks may also be weathered extensively by wind. sediment formed by the weathering of rocks is found in the first zone.
The second zone will cover sediment transport. The slope (which may be caused by any type of landform) allows the produced sediment to flow and travel downhill, according to the diagram.
Under the third zone, sediment deposition occurs. Because the flow of the streams ceases at the bottom, all carried silt will be deposited there.
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