What are some examples of a depositional landform?

Depositional landforms are features created by the accumulation of sediment. Examples include deltas, formed at river mouths where sediment is deposited as water slows down; beaches, where sand accumulates along shorelines; and sand dunes, shaped by wind-blown sand in arid environments. Other examples are floodplains, where sediments are deposited during floods, and moraines, which are accumulations of debris left by glaciers.