1. Terminal moraine.

2. The sedimentology of four moraine ridges and one moraine hummock favours deposition in subglacial cavities.

3. Four moraine systems are recognized within the area.

4. A paved secondary road provides access to Moraine Lake and Moraine Lake Lodge, which offers overnight accommodation and food services.

5. It is the remains of a glacial moraine.

6. Huge glacier table on a middle moraine of Vadret Pers.

7. Hourly usage of Moraine Lake parking lot (2001)

8. The abandoned space inside the moraine is a Bowldery …

9. That profiles along some moraine Catenas near the type Dahms , D

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11. This led to intense development on some portions of the moraine.

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13. And question 15, where would one find terminal moraine?

14. The chain of lakes and end moraine ridges are popular holiday areas.

15. A Bowldery moraine which encircles the mouth of the canyon and is attached to the rocky walls on either side by a gradually diminishing lateral moraine, or moraine-terrace, which now stands at a consider- able elevation above the glacier

16. Riders can get to the Moraine Lake road via a short connector trail.

17. Work with moraine Lake Lodge to integrate day use washrooms at the lodge.

18. Moraine cores are of undeformed gravel, sand, and silty sand that fine upward.

19. This mountain is composed of molasse, which is partly covered by moraine material.

20. Lorne and Rhoda Almack – A Conservation Easement on the Oak Ridges Moraine

21. Only south of Ludwigsfelde, does the contiguous ground moraine plateau of the Teltow begin.

22. Englacial conduit surrounded by medial moraine debris on lower Vadret da Morteratsch in 2006.

23. Panorama photo from point 2941m on the moraine between Hohlaub- and Allalingletscher.

24. A number of grizzly bears use habitat in the Moraine Lake area.

25. Considerable slumping can be seen in the right lateral moraine (photos Joachim Wolff).

26. Work with Moraine Lake Lodge to integrate day use washrooms at the lodge.

27. Physically, the western portion consists mostly of lowland plains covered with glacial moraine.

28. The possibility for a fourth failure phenomenon: moraine failure by piping, is discussed.

29. North of the moraine lies the greatest accumulation of Quaternary sediment in Ontario.

30. The riding is named after the Oak Ridges moraine which intersects nine municipalities

31. The development of the moraine is thought to have occurred in four stages:

32. But the federal government knows the Oak Ridges Moraine is at risk today.

33. A moraine is an area of debris carried down and deposited by glacier.

34. The lake may reach 7 km long if the moraine dam remains fixed.

35. • There is continued summer crowding on the shorelines of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake.

36. That mound around the lake, known as a moraine, was formed by moving ice.

37. Work will resume in spring 2006 with placing of fill around the Moraine Creek bridge area.

38. Bears displaced by the Kootenay burns of 2003 are now using the Moraine Lake area.

39. The team also developed geophysical tools for measuring subsurface properties of glaciers and moraine dams.

40. The date refers to the time of moraine and delta-kame construction and confirms an earlier estimation.

41. This moraine covers the current parishes of Saint-Narcisse, Saint-Prosper and continues eastward into the Portneuf region.

42. In Keppel Cove a natural tarn had formed behind a glacial moraine across the floor of the valley.

43. The westernmost medial moraine has been named the Kranzbergmoräne, and the easternmost carries the name Trugbergmoräne.

44. Moraine rock glaciers, talus-derived rock glaciers, and avalanche rock glaciers are described from Grizzly Creek.

45. One such moraine forms Cape Cod, which is most of the eastern shoreline of Buzzards Bay.

46. Unit 5 (postglacial sand) is a shoreface deposit on the seaward front of the former moraine.

47. • Most visitors reach Moraine Lake via a 15km paved road from the Hamlet of Lake Louise.

48. Update and expand interpretation at Moraine Lake, Upper Lake Louise and the Hamlet and popular viewpoints.

49. This moraine held back some of the now-melted glacier and also retained the better soil.

50. The stream, which is here eroding the basal moraine, disappears in an ice tunnel on the lower left.

51. Two collared bears (#45 and #72) were located in the Moraine Lake area in 2001 through radio telemetry.

52. The mountain lake is located in the Kaunergrat west of the Pitztal and is a typical moraine reservoir.

53. The thickness of this ground moraine lodgement till typically averages 3 m, but may reach over 20 m.

54. Continue in a westerly direction until you reach a moraine with a large depression a short distance ahead.

55. Glaciation has had a substantial impact here, scouring and reconfiguring the lowlands,and leaving deep mantles of moraine.

56. Adjacent to the Nauen and Teltow ground moraine plateaux in the north are the lowlands of Havel, Nuthe and Notte.

57. The soil of the experimental site is acid moraine loam (pH 4.25-4.85) Eutri-Hypostagnic Albeluvisol (ABj-w-eu)

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59. They actually have these buses that drive up and over the lateral moraine and drop people off on the surface of the glacier.

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61. Moraine gave way to flat grasslands, pine to palm. Windbreaks appeared, then wheat,[Sentencedict] and finally clapboard houses behind manicured hedges.

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63. Bugling Pines Elk Farm is nestled in the shadows of Holy Hill Basilica in the beautiful Kettle Moraine area northwest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

64. In addition, 30 miles (48 km) southwest of Milwaukee is the Kettle Moraine and lake country that provides an industrial landscape combined with inland lakes.

65. This is thanks to favourable topography and the fact that the lower tongue of the glacier is entirely covered with ablation moraine.

66. The relationship between ice-face ablation and headwall retreat is described for three ground-ice slumps in the Sand Hills moraine, southwest Banks Island.

67. Moraine Catenas of the Wind River Mountains , West-Central Wyo­ The presence of the buried soils in the kettles indicates ming ." Unpublished Ph.D

68. Aerial view of the tongue and terminal moraine of White Glacier (left and centre; July 2th, 2008) and Thompson Glacier (behind and on the right).

69. As you stand in Horseshoe Park, Moraine Park or Upper Beaver Meadows you may hear one or more bulls Bugling and you'll notice the variations.

70. Stereo anaglyph image of Thompson Glacier's push moraine. Red-blue or red-cyan glasses are needed to see the stereoscopic effect (from aerial photos June 1976).

71. At the bottom of the Thorp Drift moraine the view opens up into the Kittitas Valley which is deeply buried in river gravel deposited by the ancient Yakima River.

72. Wide-angle view of Ghiacciaio dei Forni from its left-lateral moraine, illustrating ice-falls and prominent lateral moraines in the eastern sector of the glacier.

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74. Sediments are also transported by wind ( eolian ) and glacier s. Desert sand dune s and loess are examples of aeolian transport and deposition. Glacial moraine deposits and till are ice transported sediments.

75. Bugling bull elk Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado A large Bugling bull elk with sharp antlers walks in Moraine Park during the fall rut in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

76. Wide Bowldery strip on the divide south of Wamego suggests a concentration of bowlders near the edge of the ice, somewhat as a moraine is formed, but there is no accumulation of till underneath

77. Nyord covers an area of approximately 5 km2, although only 1.2 km2 is cultivatable moraine, while the remaining 4 km2 is salt-meadow which is used for summer grazing, but is flooded during the winter.