Biggest River Deltas Of The World

A delta is a body of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river or
stream where it enters an ocean or lake. Unlike other landforms affected
by running water, a delta is not created primarily by water cutting
into or eroding the landscape (erosion is the gradual wearing away of
Earth surfaces through the action of wind and water). Water does not
tear down a delta; instead, it builds up a delta.



 Here is the list of top 10 largest river deltas of the world

Largest Delta Areas
River	Location	Size of Delta Area
Ganges-Brahmaputra	Bangladesh/India	40,790 square miles (105,645 square kilometers)
Mekong	Southeast Asia	36,209 square miles (93,781 square kilometers)
Lena	Russia	16,820 square miles (43,563 square kilometers)
Huang He	China	14,005 square miles (36,272 square kilometers)
Mississippi	United States	13,000 square miles (33,670 square kilometers)
Indus	Pakistan	11,400 square miles (29,524 square kilometers)
Volga	Russia	10,511 square miles (27,224 square kilometers)
Niger	Western Africa	7,388 square miles (19,135 square kilometers)
Tigris-Euphrates	Southwest Asia	7,142 square miles (18,497 square kilometers)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CPKnOxVaXk