Physical Geography of the Evanston Waukegan Region
Physical Geography of the Evanston Waukegan Region
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[BULL. 7 In section 4 (Waukegan) the beach ridge continues northward with characteristic strength, and thence for over six miles is followed by Sheridan road. Near Beach station it has three closely set crests. At Zion City it is double, the two ridges having the same height, 53 feet above the lake, and crossing Shiloh boulevard near Dowie's residence. In places it is raised a few feet by blown sand. Near Withrop Harbor it is again double and not so well defined. Behind it, on the outer slope o...f the till ridge, a low cliff has developed. The beach ridge crosses the State line with a crest which rises and falls several feet because of dune action.
West of this 50 to 55-foot Glen wood beach ridge is another long ridge, from 5 to 15 feet higher, usually much broader, and commonly so till-like in structure as to suggest an ice-front deposit rather than a beach ridge. Locally, however, (as at the gravel pit at the southeast corner of section 9, near Winthrop Harbor), it is seen to be built of well stratified gravels.
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[BULL. 7 In section 4 (Waukegan) the beach ridge continues northward with characteristic strength, and thence for over six miles is followed by Sheridan road. Near Beach station it has three closely set crests. At Zion City it is double, the two ridges having the same height, 53 feet above the lake, and crossing Shiloh boulevard near Dowie's residence. In places it is raised a few feet by blown sand. Near Withrop Harbor it is again double and not so well defined. Behind it, on the outer slope o...f the till ridge, a low cliff has developed. The beach ridge crosses the State line with a crest which rises and falls several feet because of dune action.
West of this 50 to 55-foot Glen wood beach ridge is another long ridge, from 5 to 15 feet higher, usually much broader, and commonly so till-like in structure as to suggest an ice-front deposit rather than a beach ridge. Locally, however, (as at the gravel pit at the southeast corner of section 9, near Winthrop Harbor), it is seen to be built of well stratified gravels.
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