jõgedeorgudes
Jõgedeorgudes refers to valleys carved by rivers. These geomorphological features are created through the process of fluvial erosion, where the flowing water gradually wears away rock and soil over long periods. The shape and size of a jõgedeorg depend on factors such as the river's volume and speed, the geological composition of the surrounding land, and the time elapsed since its formation.
These valleys often exhibit characteristic V-shapes, especially in their upper reaches where the river's gradient is
Many of the world's major rivers have formed extensive jõgedeorgudes, which are vital for biodiversity and