1. River Deltas: As rivers flow into larger bodies of water (lakes or oceans), their velocity decreases, causing sediments carried by the water to settle and accumulate, forming deltas.
2. Beaches: Waves and currents carry sand and other sediments to the shoreline, where they are deposited to form beaches.
3. Sand Dunes: Wind picks up loose sand and transports it, eventually depositing it in mounds called sand dunes, especially in desert regions.
4. Floodplains: When rivers overflow their banks during floods, they deposit sediments along their banks, creating fertile floodplains.
5. Glacial Valleys: As glaciers move, they erode and transport sediment, depositing it at the terminus of the glacier, creating glacial valleys filled with glacial till.
Let me know if you'd like more examples or details on a specific type of deposition!
