Wind gaps are created when superposed streams eroded downward into resistant rocks to create a narrow canyon.

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Wind gaps are formed when a river or stream erodes a valley but later shifts its course, leaving a dry valley or notch in the ridge without an active water flow. They are not created by superposed streams eroding into resistant rocks to form a canyon.

Wind Gaps Are Created When Superposed Streams Eroded Downward into Resistant