1. Continental Claciation
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5. Continental Glacier

7. Outwash Plain -
Large areas of glacial sediment deposited by glacial streams.

8. Outwash Plain

9. Horicon Marsh

11. Glacial Drift
Loose and unsorted rock debris distributed by glaciers and glacial melt waters.
Two types: till and outwash

12. Till – unsorted drift

13. Outwash – glacial drift in layers

14. Erratics – Large Boulders left behind by glaciers

15. Moraines: a build up of sediment transported or left by the glacier

16. Ground Moraine – sediment deposited under moving ice.

17. End moraine - Perpendicular to glacier
Dumps sediment at the edge of the glacier.
Marks the end of the glacier

19. Northern Kettle Moraine -

21. Devils Lake – End moraine
                                                                        
                                                                                                            

22. Recessional Moraine
Sediment dumped by retreating ice

23. Recessional moraine - Alps

24. Inter-lobate Moraine Kettle Moraine state forest is an example
Built between two lobes of ice.

28. Kettle Depressions on outwash plain that often fill with water.
Caused by stranded ice blocks and erosion

30. Kettle

31. Kettle

32. Madison, WI

33. Greenbush Kettle

34. Esker Look like inverted streams
Winding ridges of glacial drift deposited by melt-water in tunnels under the glacier
A stream under a glacier

35. Esker

36. Esker
Parnell esker

37. Kame Cone shaped hill of sand and gravel;reverse funnel Two types:
Delta – meltwater deposited sediments off the top of a glacier
Moulin Kame – base of a shaft through a glacier.

38. Kame formation

41. Drumlin Look like upside down teardrops
Tapered end shows the direction the glacier moved in .
Formed from till

42. Drumlin formation

44. Drumlins in background

45. Topographic map - drumlins

47. Chatter Marks
Rocks dragged by glacier left these marks

48. Chatter marks

49. Calving
calving glacier: glacier that loses material by calving, usually a glacier that terminates in sea, lake, or river water

51. Glacial Milk
Glacial meltwater
Looks cloudy like milk

52. Glacial potholes – formed from melt water of glacier
                                                    
Baraboo, Wisconsin