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Pages : 196
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Geography
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Pages : 540
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Geography
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Pages : 208
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Geography
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Pages : 744
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Names, Geographical
Languages : en
Pages : 842
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Geography
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Pages : 458
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Author: United States Board on Geographic Names
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Category : Geography
Languages : en
Pages : 464
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Category : Housing
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Pages : 748
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Category : Geology
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Pages : 548
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Author: John F. Thilenius
Publisher: DIANE Publishing
ISBN: 1428989307
Category : Nature
Languages : en
Pages : 172
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The Copper River Delta (CRD) stretches 75 km. along the south-central coastline of Alaska. It is the terminus of the outwash deposits from a large part of the most heavily glaciated region of N. Amer., & all major rivers that flow into the delta carry high levels of suspended sediments. In 1964, a severe earthquake raised the entire delta from 1.8 to 3.4 meters above the previous mean sea level. Subtidal areas became intertidal, & intertidal areas supertidal. Vegetation on newly supertidal levees changed from herb to shrub. A change in frequency & duration of tidal inundation & water salinity is the most obvious cause. The uplift appears to have altered locations & rates, but not the nature, of wetland plant succession on the CRD. Illustrations.
