Grand Canyon #2 Arizona. Fault Near Parhump, Nevada April, 1978.

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Presentation transcript:

Grand Canyon #2 Arizona

Fault Near Parhump, Nevada April, 1978

Overthrust Fault Arizona October, 1984

Crossbedded Sandstone Zion National Park, Utah

Columnar Jointing #3 Devil's Postpile National Monument

Granite Gorge in the Grand Canyon On the Colorado River by Phantom Ranch, Mile 88 April, 1989

Fumeroles and Hot Springs #3 Bumpass Hell, Lassen National Park August, 1978

Granite arch Baja, California January, 1980

Joint Plane: Vernal Falls in Winter

Physical Weathering in Granite

Salt Crystals

Arches in Sandstone

Vasey's Paradise #2 Colorado River September, 1985

Goosenecks of the San Juan River Near Mexican Hat, Utah October, 1983

Aerial view of river meanders and some riparian vegetations Along the San Joaquin River, California March, 1989

Alpine Glacier & Moraines Landmark Coll September 1974

An aerial photo of marshes taken from a float plane over the birdfoot delta of the Mississippi River.

Stalactites and stalagmites often merge, forming a “column”.

What are landforms? Landforms are physical features formed naturally on the Earth’s surface. Landforms are created naturally.

What are some examples of landforms? CanyonsMountains Rock cliffsRivers BeachesLakes

Landforms are formed by: 1. Tectonic p lates colliding together to form mountains. (sometimes causes earthquakes)

2. Plates pulling apart to form rivers, lakes and oceans.

3. Plates sliding past each other to form faults.

Can these landforms change over time? Or are they permanent? Landforms change constantly due to ……

1.Weathering 2.Erosion 3.Deposition (Those definitions will come later!)