it’s famous for its Drumlins – little elongated hills in the shape of an inverted spoon or half-buried egg. These were formed by glacial ice acting on underlying ground as it melted away.

A generic term for the range of longitudinal and transverse landforms produced at the base of a glacier or ice sheet as a result of active ice flow across a sediment base. Whilst individual types of ...

These glacial deposits were of two kinds: Till - mixed or unstratified materials directly deposited by ice. Examples of till deposits include drumlins, moraines and erratics. Fluvio-glacial ...

Lying between Lake Ontario and New York's Finger Lakes is an underrated state park with some of the most unique rock ...

It also contains, besides the main subject, a full account of drums or drumlins, which in some way or other are closely related to moraines, the proceedings of the Glacier Conference held at ...