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do — Inner Sedimentary Belt — do — — do — gneissic rocks — do — — do —
Debris fall Old slide Rock Fall Debris fall and flow movement Old slide Old slide
Stabilised debris cone — do — Debris slide — do — Reactivated old slide 0.61 ...
do — Inner Sedimentary Belt — do — — do — gneissic rocks — do — — do —
Debris fall Old slide Rock Fall Debris fall and flow movement Old slide Old slide
Stabilised debris cone — do — Debris slide — do — Reactivated old slide 0.61 ...
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44 0.50-1.13 do — small debris cones all along the left bankof Dhauliganga;
failure due to toe erosion Debris slide ne.78 — do — One of the largest active
debris and fall cone in the area. Reactivated during the 1995 flash floods.
Tensional ...
44 0.50-1.13 do — small debris cones all along the left bankof Dhauliganga;
failure due to toe erosion Debris slide ne.78 — do — One of the largest active
debris and fall cone in the area. Reactivated during the 1995 flash floods.
Tensional ...
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Moreover, the loose stony wastes from the mine debris often finds its way in the
gentler low agricultural lands. In the rainy season this effect is enhanced and
seen at its worst. This region experiences second highest rainfall in the country
and ...
Moreover, the loose stony wastes from the mine debris often finds its way in the
gentler low agricultural lands. In the rainy season this effect is enhanced and
seen at its worst. This region experiences second highest rainfall in the country
and ...
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Contents
Preface | 5 |
Tectonic Setting and Neotectonic features along the eastern | 19 |
Major element geochemistry of the Upper Cenozoic Siwalik Group | 41 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Aspects of geology and environment of the Himalaya |
| Authors | Charu C. Pant, Dr. Arun K. Sharma |
| Publisher | Gyanodaya Prakashan, 2003 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Feb 2010 |
| Length | 406 pages |
| Subjects | › › Environmental geology Geology Science / Earth Sciences / Geology |
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