Answer:
The statement that they are characterized by rapids and waterfalls is incorrect about floodplains.
Explanation:
All other points mentioned holds for flood plains:
- Most of the floodplains are low lying areas
- They are generally, the land areas which are adjacent to streams and rivers
- They are subjected to repeated influx or flooding.
- They can be simply characterized by a relatively smooth land area on whose boundary lies water stream or river which overflows or results in flooding at the time when water is high.
<span>The topography of the Midwest is relatively flat</span><span>
Topography is the shape or configuration of the land, its physical features represented on a map by contour lines, hypsometric tints, and relief shading.
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Answer:
I believe it is C
Explanation:
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