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Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1932
Introduction Cowanesque River flows eastward across Tioga County, in north central Pennsylvania, to join the Tioga at Lawrenceville. For 15 miles of its course, from Westfield to Nelson, the river meanders across flats three-quarters of a mile wide that broaden to 2 miles between Elkland and Osceola.
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Introduction Cowanesque River flows eastward across Tioga County, in north central Pennsylvania, to join the Tioga at Lawrenceville. For 15 miles of its course, from Westfield to Nelson, the river meanders across flats three-quarters of a mile wide that broaden to 2 miles between Elkland and Osceola.
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2021
Lake Missoula flood map produced by Eastern Washington University and the Ice Age Floods Institute.
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Lake Missoula flood map produced by Eastern Washington University and the Ice Age Floods Institute.
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Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1901
Introduction The reviewing and abstracting of the chapters of the final report of the Geological Survey of Minnesota, so far as they treat of the areal geology of the state, have brought vividly to mind some of the general physical features which have not been grouped nor discussed in their ensemble in any of the chapters of that report. Among these
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Introduction The reviewing and abstracting of the chapters of the final report of the Geological Survey of Minnesota, so far as they treat of the areal geology of the state, have brought vividly to mind some of the general physical features which have not been grouped nor discussed in their ensemble in any of the chapters of that report. Among these
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Depositional record of a glacial-lake outburst: Glacial Lake, Souris, North Dakota
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1991Glacial Lake Souris, located in what is now North Dakota, was inundated by about 74 km3 of sediment-laden water from the outburst of Glacial Lake Regina (Saskatchewan). Glacial-lake outbursts were common during the late Pleistocene, but detailed studies of outburst-deposited sediments in lake environments have not been done.
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Remarkable Adirondack Glacial Lake
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1925Introduction A recent examination of the Hudson-Schroon valleys of the southeastern Adirondack region has furnished evidence that a remarkable, long, narrow glacial lake, with branching arms, lay in those valleys during the waning of the last great ice-sheet in northern New York.
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Status of Glacial Lake Columbia during the Last Floods from Glacial Lake Missoula
Quaternary Research, 1987AbstractThe last floods from glacial Lake Missoula, Montana, probably ran into glacial Lake Columbia, in northeastern Washington. In or near Lake Columbia's Sanpoil arm, Lake Missoula floods dating from late in the Fraser glaciation produced normally graded silt beds that become thinner upsection and which alternate with intervals of progressively ...
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