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Rivers form through the natural process of water runoff from land surfaces collecting in low areas and eroding channels over time. As runoff from multiple slopes combines, it increases the water's eroding power to form gullies that eventually develop into full valleys containing a permanent stream, along with tributaries that feed into the growing river system within the watershed.

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