How Are Rivers Formed?

A river is a body of freshwater. All rivers originate in mountains and flow downhill. They usually end up meeting the ocean. The mouth of a river is the lower end of the river. The mouth or lower end of a river is also known as the base level of the river.

A river is a large natural waterway that is formed when a group of lakes, springs or streams known as headwaters that originates in the mountains meets each other and forms a large lake, spring or stream (headwater).

The water of a river is confined to a channel. A channel is made up of a stream bed. The stream bed lies between the two banks of the river. Most of the rainfall received by the land passes through a river before proceeding towards the ocean. Most rivers are joined by smaller rivers or streams in their way to the ocean. These small rivers or streams are known as tributaries.

Obviously they are formed when somebody takes a really big leak in the woods!

Rivers are formed when streams of water are dripping down a hill mountain or a slope it then drips down to the mouth wich is the sea or ocen then it starts the water cycle

Rivers  are  formed

A river is formed by dinosaurs pee peeing in a hole alot

They are formed , the  rain comes to the mountain and in travels down until the river or lake is formed.
BY DANIELA