Montana Outdoors Vol 41 No 2 Mar/apr 2010
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The source, Glacial Lake Missoula, disgorged a tumultuous flood from todays western Montana when a glacial dam gave way.
A volume of water equal to Lakes Erie and Ontario combined tore its way west at 65 miles per hour, gouging out canyons, drop- ping house-sized boulders, piling up mile- long sandbars, and eventually spewing debris for miles into the Pacific Ocean.
That catastrophic ice age flood and others afterward left remnants and signs of" their existence across the Northwest. In western ...Montana, visitors can see massive boulders stranded on open plains, hillsides scarred from floodwater debris, ripple marks so big they're visible from space, and gaping pot- holes gouged by the swirling torrents.
In 2009, Congress recognized the unique effect of the great floods on the four-state landscape by establishing the Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail. The geologic trail, the nation's first, is not a hiking path but Becky Lomax, a writer in Whitefish, is a frequent contributor to Montana Outdoors.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 41 No 2 Mar/apr 2010?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The source, Glacial Lake Missoula, disgorged a tumultuous flood from todays western Montana when a glacial dam gave way.
A volume of water equal to Lakes Erie and Ontario combined tore its way west at 65 miles per hour, gouging out canyons, drop- ping house-sized boulders, piling up mile- long sandbars, and eventually spewing debris for miles into the Pacific Ocean.
That catastrophic ice age flood and others afterward left remnants and signs of" their existence across the Northwest. In western ...Montana, visitors can see massive boulders stranded on open plains, hillsides scarred from floodwater debris, ripple marks so big they're visible from space, and gaping pot- holes gouged by the swirling torrents.
In 2009, Congress recognized the unique effect of the great floods on the four-state landscape by establishing the Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail. The geologic trail, the nation's first, is not a hiking path but Becky Lomax, a writer in Whitefish, is a frequent contributor to Montana Outdoors.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 41 No 2 Mar/apr 2010?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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