A Level Geography : Letts Study Guide /
Cliff Lines, Laurie Bolwell, Anne Fielding Smith
- New Edition
- London : Letts Educational, 1993.
- 322 Pages : pbk. 29.5 cm.
Includes Index.
Moraines: Ridges of debris from glacial activity—lateral, medial, terminal, recessional—all marking ice movement or pause ibaguette.com Drumlins: Streamlined hills (300–1,000 m long) made of remodeled till, often found in swarms, known as “basket of eggs” terrain ibaguette.com .
Eskers: Sinuous ridges of stratified sand and gravel formed from subglacial meltwater channels ibaguette.com Kames & Kame Terraces: Irregular hills or terraces of stratified material from meltwater deposition (sub- or englacial) ibaguette.com