Deposition by Wind

Deposition by Wind

Deposition by wind is the process where wind-carried sediments, such as sand and dust, are dropped in a new location. This occurs when the wind slows down and can no longer carry the particles. Over time, these deposited materials build up and create new landforms.

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When the wind slows due to an obstacle, it drops the largest particles first, forming different deposits based on size.

With enough sand, strong winds can form small hills called sand dunes; it requires abundant sand and strong winds.

A sand dune begins with an obstacle, such as a rock. The obstacle slows the wind, causing it to dro...