Answer
Characteristics of young rivers are;
• The river is small and flows with less energy down steep slopes
• Features formed are a result of erosion
• These rivers form V-shaped valley
• Form interlocking spurs when they meet obstacles
Explanation
A river in its youthful stages has a steep river gradient. The river is in most cases narrow and deep. Waterfalls and rapids are common in youthful stages of a river. The river channel is considered narrow and deep, with a V-shaped valley present. Vertical erosion is dominant and the channel of the river generally winds.
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