Where the River Embraces the Reservoir

The Ōhau River, a braided river in New Zealand's Mackenzie Basin, meets its end at Lake Benmore. Here, the river's multiple streams converge, then split into a distinct delta shape, releasing silt-rich sediment into the aquamarine waters of the reservoir. #NewZealandLandscapes #BraidedRiver #LakeBenmore © nazar_ab / E+/ Getty Images Telegram: https://t.me/s/MomentsFeed X (Twitter): https://x.com/MomentsFeed

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