- sediments.
These overdeepened cuts into
bedrock structures can
reach a
depth of
several hundred metres below the
valley floor.
Overdeepened fjords and lakes...
- Hence, it
experiences somewhat greater erosion forces and is most
often overdeepened below the
level of the cirque's low-side
outlet (stage) and its down-slope...
- lake in
Chelan County, north-central
Washington state, U.S. It is an
overdeepened lake and
resembles a fjord, with an
average width of 1.3 mi (2.1 km)...
-
trough lake, is "a
narrow linear body of
water occupying a
glacially overdeepened valley and
sometimes impounded by a
morainic dam."
Where one end of a...
- to:
Finger lake, a
narrow linear body of
water occupying a
glacially overdeepened valley Finger Lakes, New York, U.S.
Finger Lake (Alaska), U.S. Finger...
- a
gently sloping valley floor. The work of the
glacier then left an
overdeepened U-shaped
valley that ends
abruptly at a
valley or
trough end. Such valleys...
-
northern Washington state. It is
dissected by
numerous elongated, glacially-
overdeepened lake
basins which are
formed by the same
mechanisms as
coastal fjords...
- The
geological term
finger lake
refers to a long,
narrow lake in an
overdeepened glacial valley,
while the
proper name
Finger Lakes goes back to the late...
- Lake "Veľké
Hincovo pleso" in High Tatras, Slovakia. The lake
occupies an "
overdeepening"
carved by
flowing ice that once
occupied this
glacial valley....
-
glacial horns, arêtes, trim lines, U-shaped valleys,
roches moutonnées,
overdeepenings and
hanging valleys. Striations:
grooves and
indentations in rock outcrops...
