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Meandering rivers are winding watercourses that form as water flows across soft sediment, continuously eroding banks and depositing sediment in bends. This dynamic process leads to the creation of river meanders, oxbow lakes, and changes in the river's path over time, reflecting the balance between sediment transport and hydraulic forces.
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