Sentence examples for low ridge from inspiring English sources

There are two fairly broad valleys running between modest hills and separated by a low ridge.

A low ridge of chalk hills runs from southwest to northeast through a rolling countryside.

It was on a low ridge near the edge of town, above railroad tracks and the Iset River.

The archaeological remains near contemporary Tula are concentrated in two clusters at opposite ends of a low ridge.

Inland from the stadium is a low ridge known as the Berea, settled by the first explorers to Natal because it offered relief from the coastal humidity.

Or the seven historic homes atop a low ridge in Orford, N.H., built between 1773 and 1839, and still as elegant and proper as a wedding procession.

There are frequent low ridges and hills.

Instead the dunes have low ridges, with only the seaward edge of the first ridge being open and sandy.

With many lakes, large bog areas, and low ridges, the lowland is very scenic.

Here and there low ridges, which break the flatness of the Fens, represent former islands.

To the west, across the blue waters of Puget Sound, lie the low ridges of the Olympic Mountains.