- Fast ice (also
called land-fast ice,
landfast ice, and s****-fast ice) is sea ice or lake ice that is "fastened" to the coastline, to the sea
floor along...
- will
destabilize ice
sheets and send them s****ward. Also
referred to as "
landfast ice", it is an
essential component to the
coastal sea ice system, including...
- the
northern basin of the Gulf of Bothnia, is
about 70 cm (28 in) for
landfast sea ice. The
thickness decreases ****her south.
Freezing begins in the...
- and The Land Winding-up
Committee would regulate Varde Å, make
Langli landfast, and
recover an area of 1,550
hectares (3,800 acres). However, the project...
- the
Great Belt". Hochtief.
Retrieved 19
March 2025. "Danmark og
Sverige landfast" [Denmark and
Sweden by Land] (in Danish). DR.
Retrieved 20
November 2015...
- the
largest remaining section of
thick (>10 m, >30 ft[citation needed])
landfast sea ice
along the
northern coastline of
Ellesmere Island, lost
almost 600 km2...
- (or
between shoals or to
grounded icebergs). If attached, it is
called landfast ice, or more often, fast ice (as in fastened).
Alternatively and unlike...
- Ice Shelf, the
largest remaining section of
thick (>10
meters (33 feet))
landfast sea ice
along the
northern coastline of
Ellesmere Island, lost 600 square...
- the
coast and form a mound. This is
analogous to a
geological hotspot.
Landfast ice is required, so the
volcanoes normally form near land. They are found...
- Strømsø was an
island surrounded by the Drammenselva, but was
later made
landfast. In 1728 Strømsø was
granted rights as a
trade center by the king, and...
