- A
lineament is a
linear feature in a
landscape which is an
expression of an
underlying geological structure such as a fault.
Typically a
lineament will...
- The
Jemez Lineament is a
chain of late
Cenozoic volcanic fields, 800
kilometers (500 mi) long,
reaching from the
Springerville and
White Mountains volcanic...
- The Olympic–Wallowa
lineament (OWL) is a
series of
geologic structures oriented from
northwest to
southeast for 650 km (400 mi)
across Washington and...
- In geometry, a
straight line,
usually abbreviated line, is an
infinitely long
object with no width, depth, or curvature, an
idealization of such physical...
- New York–Alabama
Lineament is a
magnetic anomaly in the
geology of
eastern North America running from
Alabama to New York. The
lineament is
defined by discontinuities...
- The
Trans Brazilian Lineament (TBL), or
Transbrasiliano Lineament, is a
major shear zone that
developed in the
Precambrian period, and that has been reactivated...
- The
Central Wales Lineament is a north–south
aligned zone of
geological faults and
folds which runs for
scores of
miles through Wales and
which gives...
- coordinates) The 38th
parallel structures, also
known as the 38th
parallel lineament, are a
series of
seven circular depressions or
deformations stretching...
-
volcanic field. It is the
northeasternmost volcanic field of the
Jemez Lineament and the
easternmost Cenozoic volcanic field of
North America. The Raton-Clayton...
- boulders, with an
overall tan to red-brown color. The Thirty-Eight
Parallel Lineament is one of Missouri's
unique structural features, a 10- to 20-mile wide...
