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Landslides and pleistocene deposits in Meikle river valley of northern Alberta
Three hundred foot section of post-glacial lacustrine silts, clayey glacial till, and heavily overconsolidated sediments was explored by test drilling in connection with railway route survey; valley walls are cut by continuous series of landslides; "mature" and "youthful" landslide profiles were recognized as representing different stages in development of valley; lateral erosion by river is keeping many landslides in unstable condition and this situation will continue in future.
Landslides and pleistocene deposits in Meikle river valley of northern Alberta
Three hundred foot section of post-glacial lacustrine silts, clayey glacial till, and heavily overconsolidated sediments was explored by test drilling in connection with railway route survey; valley walls are cut by continuous series of landslides; "mature" and "youthful" landslide profiles were recognized as representing different stages in development of valley; lateral erosion by river is keeping many landslides in unstable condition and this situation will continue in future.
Landslides and pleistocene deposits in Meikle river valley of northern Alberta
Can Geotechnical J
Nasmith, H. (author)
1964
12 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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