When you come down on the other side, cross the river and walk back trough the train tunnels.
Major relief features occur where river valleys and rifted troughs, some lake-filled, dissect its surface.
Indigents live openly in the public parks and along the embankments of the city's sewage trough of a river, the Guaire.
We stayed at the Inn at Whitewell, which also appears in The Trip – why am I telling you this? – and is bang, smack in the Bowland's sublime Trough, by the river Hodder.
Plant species diversity, richness, and evenness at various distances from the dam, the trough, and the river are shown in Table 3.
Table 2 shows soil textural characteristics, soil organic carbon, total nitrogen, and pH at various distances from the dam, the trough, and the river.
This is part of a 100-mile trough that the rivers have carved from Kingston, N.Y., to Stroudsburg, Pa.
At the climax of the final Chamizal ceremony in 1968, the two Presidents pushed red buttons signalling engineers to explode a dam, releasing the river into its new, tightly controlled trough.
In the Middle Bima Member, the facies architecture is dominantly suggestive of deep perennial sand-bed braided river system with thickly developed amalgamated trough crossbedded sandstone facies fining to mudstone.
Three piosphere types (dam, trough, and a seasonal river) were studied using 0.25 m2 quadrats to sample vegetation at intervals of 20 m along 100-m transects.
