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Across 3. The type of valley found in the upper course. 6. A sudden drop in the course of a river. Usually found in the upper course. 9. They are steep, interlocking bits of hillside that stick out into the river. 10. The sideways view of a river from source to mouth. 13. The landform created when a meander loop gets cut off from the river. 14. The sideways look through a river to show the size and shape of the river channel and the valley 15. The process of rocks becoming smoother and rounder as they keep on bashing into one another. 17. The deep, round feature found at the base of a waterfall, created by erosion. 18. Sideways erosion, such as that found on the outside of a meander. 20. River transport where pebbles bounce along the river bed by the force of the water. 22. The narrow piece of land found between the outside bend of two meanders. 23. The tidal part of the river where mudflats can be found due to deposition. 24. The point where a river begins. 25. A steep sided valley left as a waterfall retreats.

Down 1. The downstream movement of eroded material in a river 2. When a river erodes downwards in the upper course. 4. The flat area found alongside the river. 5. The process of a river dropping sediment when it loses energy. 7. The gentle bank of deposited material found on the inside of a meander bend where a river flows more slowly. 8. A bend found in a river's middle and lower course. 11. The steep bank found on the outside of a meander bend. 12. Where a river enters the sea. 15. Where rocks in the river are pushed along by the current and scrape against the river bed. 16. Where small particles like clay are carried along by the water. 19. River transport where large boulders and stones being pushed and rolled along the river bed. 21. Natural embankments found at the edge of a river channel formed as heavy material is deposited during a flood.