Which of the following is a feature of river deposition?

A levee is a feature of river deposition. When a river floods, it carries sediment with it and deposits it on the surrounding floodplain. Over time, this sediment builds up and forms a raised bank or ridge called a levee. The size and height of the levee depend on the amount and type of sediment deposited by the river. Levees can help to contain future floods by restricting the river's flow and preventing it from spilling over onto the surrounding land.