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fluvioglacial

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fluvioglacial

Of a process or landform associated with glacial meltwater. Meltwater, flowing beneath or ahead of a glacier, is capable of transporting rocky material and creating a variety of landscape features, including eskers, kames, and outwash plains.



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2), and fluvioglacial materials that gave rise to silty, sandy, gravelly and stony soils throughout the area but particularly south of Skaha Lake and to the east of Osoyoos Lake.
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Elsewhere, background till, fluvioglacial material as well as up-ice esker samples do not show any indicators.
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Wetlands may overlie important groundwater aquifers, especially on moraines, eskers, and fluvioglacial deposits.
Geology of Canadian Wetlands by Warner, Barry G. / Geoscience Canada
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