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    • Stream on a farm in the Waitomo District area New Zealand.
    Rights: Public domain Published 7 December 2017 Size: 550 KB Referencing Hub media

    A stream on a farm in the Waitomo District. The curves in the stream are called meanders. The clearing of trees and shrubs has resulted in areas of undercut erosion.

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