A knickpoint is a term in
geomorphology to describe a
location of a river or channel
where there is a sharp change
in channel slope, such as a
waterfall or lake. Knickpoints
reflect different conditions and
processes on the river often
caused by previous erosion
due to glaciation or variance in
lithology.
Formation
Knickpoints are formed by the
influence of tectonics, climate
history, and/or lithology.[1] For
example, uplift along a fault
over which a river is flowing
will often result in an unusually
steep reach along a channel,
known as a knickzone.
Glaciation resulting in a
hanging valley are often prime
spots for knickpoints. If
lithology of the rock varies,
such as shale amongst igneous
rock, erosion will occur more
steadily in the softer rock than
the surrounding.
Movement
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Knick points and waterfalls form in valley long profiles due to variations in rock hardness or structural changes in the underlying geology. The resistant rock types erode more slowly than surrounding softer rocks, creating sudden drops in the landscape and a steepening of the valley. This process creates a visible boundary in the landscape as the river erodes the softer rock below the knick point.
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