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An Assessment of Riverbank Instability and Quantification of Bank Line Migration of a Foothill-Fed TWest Bengal’s sub-Himalayan region are fluvio-geomorphological processes such as rapid valley fill deposition due to very low channel gradient and resultant migration of active channel, bank failure, and bank line migration, frequent occurrence of floods, capturing of lower courses of tributaries by

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