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The 12 pages that link to Alluvial plain, each with the reason it gives.

• North China PlainNarrower topic: This landform class describes the North China Plain’s basic structure.

• Morrison FormationRelated: River systems spread much of the Morrison's sediment across western North America.

• Po ValleyNarrower topic: River-borne sediment created much of the Po Valley’s deep, fertile soils.

• Dinosaur Park FormationRelated: Rivers crossed the formation's coastal plain, depositing much of its sand and mud.

• Atlantic Coastal PlainRelated: River-borne sediment forms low floodplains within the larger coastal region.

• Kantō PlainNarrower topic: The plain’s river lowlands are a large example of this landform.

• Mesopotamian MarshesNarrower topic: River-borne sediment built the low-lying plain in which the marshes formed.

• Northeast China PlainNarrower topic: River-borne sediment helps explain the plain’s flat terrain and fertile soils.

• 1887 Yellow River floodRelated: Henan’s low-lying terrain allowed floodwaters to spread widely.

• Long XuyênRelated: River-borne sediments help explain the low, fertile terrain around Long Xuyên.

• Yangtze DeltaNarrower topic: The delta is the coastal continuation of the Yangtze’s extensive depositional plain.

• Yangtze PlainNarrower topic: The Yangtze Plain is a large regional example of this landform.