Modern Geography for High Schools
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The Henry Mountains of Utah are examples. In places, lava has been forced in between beds of rock, and into cracks in them (Fig. 106).
Intrusions of lava may give rise to topographic features of importance after erosion has affected the regions where they occur, for the hardened lava is in many cases harder than its Fig. 105. Diagram of a laccolith.
Fig. 106. Diagram showing lava which has been forced in between beds of rock (forming sills), and into cracks (forming dikes). What changes have oc...- curred since the dike-rock was intruded?
CAUSES OF VULCANISM 199 surroundings. Many dikes form ridges. Intruded sheets of lava, if they have been tilted from a horizontal position, may also form ridges, and these ridges may be so high as to be called mountains. The Palisade Ridge of the Hudson (Fig. 107), and most of the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Henry Mountains of Utah are examples. In places, lava has been forced in between beds of rock, and into cracks in them (Fig. 106).
Intrusions of lava may give rise to topographic features of importance after erosion has affected the regions where they occur, for the hardened lava is in many cases harder than its Fig. 105. Diagram of a laccolith.
Fig. 106. Diagram showing lava which has been forced in between beds of rock (forming sills), and into cracks (forming dikes). What changes have oc...- curred since the dike-rock was intruded?
CAUSES OF VULCANISM 199 surroundings. Many dikes form ridges. Intruded sheets of lava, if they have been tilted from a horizontal position, may also form ridges, and these ridges may be so high as to be called mountains. The Palisade Ridge of the Hudson (Fig. 107), and most of the mountains.
;Jfe- . _^" J^s&i*-*-*^, ;.... <: v="" fig.="" the="" face="" of="" palisade="" ridge="" west="" lower="" hudson="" river.="" connecticut="" valley="" are="" examples.="" steep="" ridges="" so="" impor-="" tant="" in="" battle="" gettysburg="" smaller="" examples="" same="" sort.="">
What to read after Modern Geography for High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rollin D Salisbury to read onlineMoreLess
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