- A
drumlin, from the
Irish word droimnín ("little ridge"),
first recorded in 1833, in the
classical sense is an
elongated hill in the
shape of an inverted...
-
Drumlin Farm is a 291-acre farm and
wildlife sanctuary which is also the site of the
headquarters of the M****achusetts
Audubon Society. It is located...
- The
Namibian drumlins are a
geologic feature in Namibia.
Since drumlins only
occur as the
result of glaciers,
researchers determined they are the relic...
- University,
Ellie receives a
doctorate from
Caltech supervised by
David Drumlin, a well-known
radio astronomer. She
becomes the
director of "Project Argus"...
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Vooremaa ("
Drumlin Land" in Estonian; also Saadjärv
Drumlin Field[citation needed]) is a 977 km2 (377 sq mi)
landscape region mostly in Jõgeva County,...
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Dexter Drumlin,
formerly known as
Kilbourn Hill, is a 311-foot (95 m)
drumlin and a 38-acre (15 ha) open
space reservation in Lancaster, M****achusetts...
- (1876-1955) was a philanthropist,
heiress and "genteel farmer" who
founded Drumlin Farm
Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln, M****achusetts.
Louise Raynor Ayer was...
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Drumlin Heights Consolidated School (DHCS) is a
school located in Glenwood, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Drumlin Heights is part of the Tri-County
Regional School...
- valley.
Kames are
sometimes compared to
drumlins, but
their formation is
distinctively different. A
drumlin is not
originally shaped by mel****er, but...
- left in the ice's
direction of
movement (lee).
Drumlins are
found in
groups called drumlin fields or
drumlin camps. One of
these fields is
found east of...
