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valley

A long, linear depression sloping downwards towards the sea or an inland drainage basin. Types of valleys include the V-shaped valley, U-shaped valley, hanging valley, dry valley, misfit valley, asymmetric valley, and rift valley.

Valley

Town in Chambers County, east-central Alabama; population (1990) 8,200. It is situated to the west of Lake Harding, part of the Chattahoochee River. The town lies to the southwest of West Point, Georgia, and is part of its industrial (textile) complex.



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The mountains of Central Asia (which he explored while serving as Consul-General in Kashgar), Ptolemy's "Mountains of the Moon" in Central Africa, and the glaciated valleys of Patagonia in South America were just some of the ranges explored by this maverick mountaineer outside of the Alps and the Himalayas.
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