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Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds
Tunnel valley. 1. Moraine landscape. 2. Tunnel valley. a. Main valley. b. Lateral valley. c. Lake basins. d. Lagoon of liman type. e. Bay; the sea-transgressed part of the valley. 3. Post-glacial erosion valley. f. River valley eroded in the bottom of the tunnel valley. 4. Isthmus built in spit growth. g. Oldest southerly spit. h. Oldest northerly spit. 5. Barred foreland. Source: Atlas of Denmark.
Triassic to Mid-Lower Cretaceous tectonic map
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Triassic to Mid-Lower Cretaceous tectonic map (Raasch et al., 1961, v. 1, p. 451).
Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds
Triassic facies belts (Raasch et al., 1961, v. 1, p. 389).
Tree stumps along shore of Basin Lake
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Tree stumps along shore of Basin Lake. 28 November, 1962.
Travertine deposits near Izcuchaca
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Travertine deposits near Izcuchaca.
TransAir Canson tilted backward to load back
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TransAir Canson tilted backward to load back, Churchill Manitoba. August 1, 1965.
TransAir Canson CF-IEE, Churchill Manitoba
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TransAir Canson CF-IEE, Churchill Manitoba. August 1, 1965.
Train crossing bridge near monument of David Thompson
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Train crossing bridge near monument of David Thompson, Velva, N.D. May, 1962.
Trachyte intrusive into Tertiary Puno beds near Pucara
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Trachyte intrusive into Tertiary Puno beds near Pucara.
Tournavista airstrip without planes.
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Tournavista airstrip without planes.
Toronto glacial and interglacial beds, section
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Toronto glacial and interglacial beds, section. (Clark and Stearn, 1960, p. 279).
Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds
Topography, Truax district (Kupsch, 1964, fig. 3).
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Topography, McLean area (Kupsch, 1964, fig. 4).
Topography off the outer Mississippi delta
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Topography off the outer Mississippi delta, 1940. Small landslide gullies move forward with the advance of the Mississippi Delta over the continental slope. They do not extend down the slope deeper than 200 feet. Shepard, 1960, p. 133.
Topography of Touchwood Hills area
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Topography of Touchwood Hills area.