Sentence examples for glaciated from inspiring English sources

The ranges of Vancouver Island and the Queen Charlotte Islands have been heavily glaciated.

The western margin of the Canadian Rockies and Northern Rockies is marked by the Rocky Mountain Trench, a graben (downfaulted, straight, flat-bottomed valley) up to 3,000 feet (900 metres) deep and several miles wide that has been glaciated and partially filled with deposits from glacial meltwaters.

The mountains are extremely rugged and heavily glaciated, resulting in the Sargent and Harding ice fields in the Kenai Mountains (on the Kenai Peninsula) and the Bagley Ice Field in the eastern Chugach Mountains.

Ancient and medieval observations also suggest the presence of longer-term variations, which could be produced by alterations in the moment of inertia of Earth resulting from both the ongoing rise of land that was glaciated during the Pleistocene Ice Age (which ended around 11,700 years ago) and the sea-level changes associated with the freezing and melting of polar ice.

The part of Missouri that lies north of the Missouri River was once glaciated.

The Klamath Mountains have been glaciated in their higher elevations and have been heavily dissected by streams; the major watercourse crossing them is the Rogue River.

They now occupy most areas that were glaciated until about 11,700 years ago.

The Wye rises on the eastern slopes of the uplands of Plynlimon, and its upper valley, which has been glaciated, is deeply cut in the ancient grits and shales of the Welsh upland.

Now we were in the foothills of the mighty Altai mountain range: a barely touched mosaic of alpine meadows, spruce forests and glaciated peaks along the border between Kazakhstan and the far northwest of China.

The range is extremely rugged and glaciated.

The once-glaciated New England section of the Appalachians is divided from the rest of the chain by an indentation of the Atlantic.