The Falls of Niagara
The Falls of Niagara
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This relationship between the Chicago and St. Clair outlets now throws light on the lake history, and the contraction of the gorge, which at the Whirlpool rapids, is due to a partial diversion of the lake wat<^rs over the Chicago divide. The hypo- thesis of the future diversion of the Niagara to the Missis- sippi, with the submergence of Chicago, will have to be aban- doned as there has been discovered a cessation of earth move- ments (Chapter xxxi.) which would bring about such a change; and in the course of some centuries, upon Niagara falls retreat- ing a half mile or a little more, the channel of the river will be rapidly deepened in the drift of the basin above the falls. This will further postpone such a western diversion, if the future tilting of the land should occur. Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTEB XXTX. ST. LAWRENCE CHANNEL WITHOUT HURON i)RAINAGE Smaller cliannel of St. Lawrence. Terrestrial deformation shown in the rapids. Ancient Niagara and present Ottawa rivers compared.
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This relationship between the Chicago and St. Clair outlets now throws light on the lake history, and the contraction of the gorge, which at the Whirlpool rapids, is due to a partial diversion of the lake wat<^rs over the Chicago divide. The hypo- thesis of the future diversion of the Niagara to the Missis- sippi, with the submergence of Chicago, will have to be aban- doned as there has been discovered a cessation of earth move- ments (Chapter xxxi.) which would bring about such a change; and in the course of some centuries, upon Niagara falls retreat- ing a half mile or a little more, the channel of the river will be rapidly deepened in the drift of the basin above the falls. This will further postpone such a western diversion, if the future tilting of the land should occur. Digitized by VjOOQIC Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTEB XXTX. ST. LAWRENCE CHANNEL WITHOUT HURON i)RAINAGE Smaller cliannel of St. Lawrence. Terrestrial deformation shown in the rapids. Ancient Niagara and present Ottawa rivers compared.
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