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A valley is a long depression, or ditch, in Earth’s surface. It usually lies between ranges of hills or mountains. Most valleys are formed by rivers that erode, or wear down, soil and rocks. This process takes thousands or millions of years.
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A valley is a long depression of Earth’s surface. It usually occurs between ranges of hills or mountains but may occur in a relatively flat plain. Valleys are most commonly formed by rivers that erode soil and rocks. Glaciers and tectonic plate movement can also create valleys.
A landform is a natural feature of the surface of Earth. Common landforms are mountains, plateaus, and valleys. Comparable structures have been detected on Mars, Venus, the Moon, and certain satellites of Jupiter and Saturn.
A valley is a lowland area or depression found between mountains and hills often with streams and rivers running through it. It usually features rounded sides that mimic a V or a U shape. It’s created through erosion by streams or glacial actions.
A valley is a wide lowland found between two mountains. Valleys are usually V- or U-shaped. A canyon is a special kind of valley that has steep edges and is narrower because it has...
Valleys are areas of the landscape that have been carved out by gravity, moving water, ice, or a mixture of two or more of these factors. They all take the shape of a ‘U’ or ‘V’, except for flat valleys, which started out as one of these two shapes, but were worn away by running water.
A valley is a type of landform found in areas with hills or mountains. In this lesson, learn about different types of valleys, how they are created, and some famous valleys...
