knick point
/nɪk
/(also nick point)
noun Geology
An abrupt change of gradient in the profile of a stream or river, typically due to a change in the rate of erosion.
Origin
Early 20th century: partial translation of German Knickpunkt, from Knick 'bend' + Punkt 'point'.
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