A mound of unsorted glacial till that marks the furthest advance of a glacier.
A sinuous ridge of unsorted glacial till deposited by a glacier at the line of its farthest advance.
a linear ridge marking the furthest position of advance of an ice sheet, and forms by the melting of ice and the release of the debris
an end moraine at the farthest advance of the glacier
a ridge of hills that are formed at the edge of a glacier during the ice age
the end point (terminus) of a glacier and the glacial debris (soil, rocks, boulders) that is left behind when a glacier melts and recedes
A moraine that marks the maximum extent of the ice margin. See: moraine
long ridge or hill produced by concentrated glacial deposition along the margin of a glacier.
An end moraine that marks the farthest advance of a glacier and usually has the form of a massive arcuate ridge, or complex of ridges.
A moraine found near the terminus of a glacier; also known as an end moraine.
Moraine that marks the maximum advance of a glacier.
A moraine formed at the downvalley end of a glacier. Piles of loose unconsolidated rock at the glacier's downvalley end. The rocks may be pushed there by the forward motion of the glacier or dumped from the glacier's rounded surface. Terminus Terminus 2 is the downvalley end of a glacier. It is sometimes referred to as the glacier snout.
Large mound or hill of loose sand and gravel deposited by the leading edge of a glacier.
a moraine deposited at the end of a glacier. [AHDOS
A Terminal moraine is a moraine that forms at the end of a glacier.