- In geography, hydrography, and
fluvial geomorphology, a
thalweg or
talweg (/ˈtɑːlvɛɡ/) is the line or
curve of
lowest elevation within a
valley or watercourse...
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considered the first-ever lead at 6c (E3 5c) by
Peter Harding.
Schwager Talweg –
Schrammsteine Saxon Switzerland (DEU) –
August 31, 1952 – Even with shoulder...
- 3 m) to the
Millionenbank (632.4 m),
where it
rejoins the
Talweg or
valley path. The
Talweg (13.7 km long), also
called the
Hochsauerlandvariante ("High...
- Flatt; from Low German)
Steilhang (steep
slope or face)
Thalweg (written "
Talweg" in
modern German) Aufeis,
sheets of
layered ice
formed from groundwater...
-
Weisshorn (4,505 m) and the Dom (4,545 m). The
difference of
height between the
talweg and the
summits on both side
reaches over 3 km. The
total length of the...
- head
office in 1949/50 on the
corner of
Poppelsdorfer Allee and
Bonner Talweg. In 1950 the company,
which had
brokered property insurance as
early as...
- falling, rolling, or
sliding from an
eroding rockfall source.
Compare scree.
talweg See thalweg. tank A
small man-made pond or
reservoir created by impounding...
- mouth; 5.0
kilometres (3.1 mi)
south to the
outlet (coming from the east) of
Talweg lake; 0.8
kilometres (0.50 mi)
towards the
south by
forming a hook towards...
-
active members. The
first house of
Stolzenfels is
still standing on
Bonner Talweg. In 1938
Unitas Stolzenfels as the
whole umbrella organisation Unitas was...
-
philharmonique de
Radio France from 2000 to 2003. In 2004, he
founded the
Talweg Trio [fr] now
composed of the
pianist Romain Descharmes and the cellist...
