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Maximum velocity in a stream is found

Maximum velocity in a stream is found
A) near the bottom.
B) near the inside of a meander.
C) at the center and near the surface, corresponding with the deepest parts of the stream channel.
D) at the center and near the surface, corresponding with the shallowest parts of the stream channel.

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Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical Geography

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Author: Christopherson

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