The image links on this page go to photographs of the River Dee near Sealand Road in Chester. The images show evidence of physical processes related to rivers, namely erosion and deposition. Most erosion takes place where the river is flowing fastest.
Deposition occurs when water is sluggish and slow.
Evidence of erosion can be seen on the outside of bends in the form of undercut and collapsed banks or reinforcements. Use the text tool to annotate the image indicating where physical features and processes are evident. Click on this image to see a sample annotated photograph. Click on the images below to see the larger photographs. When a larger photograph is on-screen, click the right button of the mouse when the pointer is over the image.