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A: Water erosion occurs on stream and river banks, seashores and seaside cliffs. Muddy water is a sign of erosion. The brown hue results from the suspension of rock and soil particles in the water. Moving water, one of the primary agents of erosion, carries soil particles and rock fragments to other places.
Deposition in a meandering stream typically occurs on the point bars. The maximum water velocity in a meandering stream occurs along the outer portion of the meander loop. This typically where erosion occurs, called the cut bank. Velocity decreases toward the inner portion of the meander loop such that the stream can no longer maintain the sediment load and deposition occurs. As the meander loop grows, the point bar also grows (accretes).