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River Meanders
The striking
geometric regularity of a winding river is no
accident. Meanders appear to be the form in
which a river does the least work in turning;
hence they are the most probable for a river to
take.
Is there such a thing as a straight river?
Almost anyone can think of a river that is more
or less straight for a certain distance, but is
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Source: Original Version
1.0 developed at CIESE
Center for Innovation in Engineering
& Science Education (2007)
Revised 3.28.20 currently under
construction
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