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plain or
stream terrace,
which are
considered to be "lowlands". The term "
bottomland"
refers to low-lying
alluvial land near a river. Much
freshwater fish...
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Bottomland forest is
woodland on
lowland alluvial floodplains or
lower terraces of
rivers and streams.
Bottomland forest is very rare in Europe. The bottomland...
- A
floodplain or
flood plain or
bottomlands is an area of land
adjacent to a river.
Floodplains stretch from the
banks of a
river channel to the base of...
- "Down in the
Bottomlands" is a
novella written by
Harry Turtledove. It won the Hugo
Award for Best
Novella in 1994. The
story takes place in an alternative...
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during the 19th century, particularly. The
state had much
undeveloped bottomland (low-lying
alluvial land near a river)
behind riverfront areas that had...
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northwesternmost examples of
bottomland hardwood forest in the
United States as well as the
largest contiguous tract of
bottomland hardwood forest in Kansas...
- The
timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus), also
known commonly as the
canebrake rattlesnake and the
banded rattlesnake, is a
species of pit
viper in the...
- in levees, and
ditching and
draining the
bottomlands, and slow
development of
railroads to link
bottomland towns and
river cities. In addition, when...
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bottom widens.
Research is sp****, but it
seems likely that
parts of the
bottomland in
North America was created, or at
least added to, by the
efforts of...
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Thumb north of Detroit. The
Thumb Area
Underwater Preserve protects bottomlands off
Pointe aux
Barques and the
beach port
towns of
Harbor Beach, Huron...
