Glacial Geology of the Schenectady Quadrangle
Glacial Geology of the Schenectady Quadrangle
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A third condition is that produced by the spreading of materials (mostly sands) over the till by glacio-fluviatile waters. The glacial streams derived from the melting ice lingering on the uplands of the northern part of the sheet carried the finer materials of the debris derived from the glacier to lower levels. It was from this source that materials deposited as sediments in Lake Alplaus were largely derived. But, apparently, before the Alplaus area had become freed GLACIAL GEOLOGY OF THE SCH...ENECTADY QUADRANGLE 2Q of ice, glacial waters swept across the floor of the Glenville basin, along the foot of the Glenville hills, and southward to the Mohawk channel. These waters deposited sands over an already till-covered area, thus forming the surface materials of mixed composition sands or clayey sands of loose texture* with cobbles and boulders of the southeastern portion of the town of Glenville.
Glacial till more or less washed and eroded by powerful cur- rents of water, boulders mostly of large size.
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A third condition is that produced by the spreading of materials (mostly sands) over the till by glacio-fluviatile waters. The glacial streams derived from the melting ice lingering on the uplands of the northern part of the sheet carried the finer materials of the debris derived from the glacier to lower levels. It was from this source that materials deposited as sediments in Lake Alplaus were largely derived. But, apparently, before the Alplaus area had become freed GLACIAL GEOLOGY OF THE SCH...ENECTADY QUADRANGLE 2Q of ice, glacial waters swept across the floor of the Glenville basin, along the foot of the Glenville hills, and southward to the Mohawk channel. These waters deposited sands over an already till-covered area, thus forming the surface materials of mixed composition sands or clayey sands of loose texture* with cobbles and boulders of the southeastern portion of the town of Glenville.
Glacial till more or less washed and eroded by powerful cur- rents of water, boulders mostly of large size.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hough Stoller to read onlineMoreLess
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