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Originally Posted by Mica  Thanks for the help Zubi.  |
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Originally Posted by Mica An alternative obstacle I was thinking of is to have an inland delta. Do they only occur in certain climates? I'm wondering if having one would it affect the flora and fauna and other geological phenomenon that could/should occur in the country as well? |
If you go by the following definition:
River delta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It would most likely imply that it is a fairly warm climate for the sediments to form, or possibly that they would form more readily in a warmer climate. It is not to say that you cant have deltas caused by ice formations in cold areas, but those might be much less permanent. You can also have rivers that have a very wide mouth without the deposits. Some of those are called estuaries. You can also have freshwater or inland deltas, or lakes caused by dams.
- Z.