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| By convention in ] ''descriptions using 'bank' in geology and geography, geophysics, engineering, history, & etc. — since streams twist turn, and bend making north-east confusing — ''a 'description' of the '''left or right bank''' of a tributary or river'' is assessed with (or as if facing) ''so the water flows downhill, so left bank & right are always discussed relative to '''downstream'''''. | |||
| The ''']''' or Rive Droite, is the right or northern bank of the river Seine in Paris, France. | The ''']''' or Rive Droite, is the right or northern bank of the river Seine in Paris, France. | ||
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By convention in geomorphological descriptions using 'bank' in geology and geography, geophysics, engineering, history, & etc. — since streams twist turn, and bend making north-east confusing — a 'description' of the left or right bank of a tributary or river is assessed with (or as if facing) so the water flows downhill, so left bank & right are always discussed relative to downstream.
The Right Bank or Rive Droite, is the right or northern bank of the river Seine in Paris, France.
Right Bank may also refer to:
- Right Bank (Biscay), the right bank of the Nervión in Biscay, Spain
- Right-bank Ukraine, a historical region in Ukraine
- Right Bank, the Bordeaux wine regions on the right bank of the Gironde, including Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, Bourg and Blaye
See also
- All pages with titles containing Right Bank
- All pages with titles containing Rive Droite
- Left Bank (disambiguation)
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