Übersetzung für 'proglacial lake' von Englisch nach Deutsch

proglacial lake

Eisstausee {m}geol.hydro.

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lake

Pigmentfarbe {f}chem.

Lack {m} [Lackfarbe, Pigmentfarbe]chem.

Binnensee {m}geogr.hydro.

See {m}geogr.hydro.

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Lake Lugano

Luganersee {m}geogr.

Lake Biel

Bielersee {m} [schweiz.]geogr.

forest lake

Waldsee {m}

acid lake

Säuresee {m}hydro.

caldera lake

Calderasee {m}geol.

Lugu Lake

Lugu-See {m} [auch: Lugu See]geogr.

Alpine lake

Alpensee {m}geogr.

Rogagua Lake

Rogagua-See {m}geogr.

kettle lake

Kesselsee {m}geol.

Lake Lanao

Lanao-See {m}geogr.

Lake Bato

Bato-See {m}geogr.

Lake Inarijärvi

Inarisee {m}geogr.

Inarijärvi {m} [Inarisee]geogr.

Lake Inari

Inarijärvi {m} [Inarisee]geogr.

Lake Onega

Onegasee {m}geogr.

Lake Winnipeg

Winnipegsee {m}geogr.

• This moved water to Lake Duluth, a proglacial lake in the Lake Superior basin.
• The proglacial lake shows typical characteristics of glacial formation, being long and narrow, with steep walls.
• The canyon was created by the rupture of the dam of a proglacial lake and the force of the rushing water leaving the lake carved out the canyon.
• Its formation was traditionally ascribed to the overflowing of a hypothetical proglacial lake termed Lake Lapworth deemed to have covered much of northern Shropshire and adjacent parts of Staffordshire.
• At Petterhills, there was a proglacial lake in which silts were laid down.

• The Wisconsin glaciation had sheeted much of North America and, as it retreated, its meltwaters created an immense proglacial lake now known as Lake Agassiz.
• It originally referred to the well-known subglacial outburst floods from Vatnajökull, Iceland, which are triggered by geothermal heating and occasionally by a volcanic subglacial eruption, but it is now used to describe any large and abrupt release of water from a subglacial or proglacial lake/reservoir.
• In geology, a proglacial lake is a lake formed either by the damming action of a moraine during the retreat of a melting glacier, a glacial ice dam, or by meltwater trapped against an ice sheet due to isostatic depression of the crust around the ice.
• The channel ran east to west, emptying into proglacial Lake Chicago, the ancestor of Lake Michigan.
• Upon entering a proglacial lake at the end (terminus) of a glacier, the river/stream deposit these sediments.