Three Ways River Reshapes Its Land

The 3 ways a river reshapes its land is by a Delta, Oxbow Lake, & a Meander. The Delta is caused when the river is trying to get to a open body of water but there is land blocking the way so erosion from the water breaks the sand and it gets through but not all the sand will get through there is always a piece of the land left called the Delta. Now the Oxbow lake is when there is a river and it has a turn that goes up to the other side and then the river will start pushing against the part before the curve and the river will start want to go that way. So then the water source will go the way the way before the curve so then it will that going that way and soon there will be no more water going to the curve and it will all be going the way