Geographical Features: Meanders, Flood Plains, and Levees

They begun to form pronounced form in the middle course but become wore Coarse in the lower.
On the outer bank of the meander, Croision occurs.
On the inner bank, nwer clips are from slides which are formed from deposition.

A flood plain is a plain of fertile soil on either side of the rwer channell.
It is formed as a result of repeated deposition of fertile soil on the sides of the river when the river is in a flood.

Fertile Soils: The soils obtained are fertile and this promotes agriculture as the yields are high.
Economic Support: Those who practice commercial farming are able to get money to support their families through selling their products.
Irrigation: Availability of water for irrigation from the nearby river which promotes the growth of crops resulting in high yields.
Agricultural Efficiency: Land is gentle and undulating & building the use of machinery in agriculture becomes easier allowing people to cultivate large land to produce large yields.
Food Source: People are able to fish in the nearby river as a food source.

Theese are ridge like features.
They are formed from the accumulation of material deposited next to the river channel when the river flood.