Field And Laboratory Note book in Physical Geography
Field And Laboratory Note book in Physical Geography
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How was Shasta built?
Where was the main cone of Shasta?
Locate the secondary cones.
Were any of these cones ever active? Why?
How was Shastina built?
Is this a steep or low cone?
Upon which side of Shasta has erosion taken place the most rapidly?
Where do the rivers on the east side obtain their water?
What is the elevation of their source?
104 Describe fully the drainage system known as Inconstance creek.
"Why do so many creeks about Shasta disappear?
Where are the roadways located? Describe ...the trails.
What products will man obtain from this mountain?
Is Shasta an old mountain? (Give your reasons for this answer. ) Where will you be likely to find igneous rock?
Which part of this area will be composed of sedimentary rock?
Using the heavier contour Unes for guides, draw a profile of Mud creek upon the cross-section paper.
Draw a profile from Shasta to Shastina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How was Shasta built?
Where was the main cone of Shasta?
Locate the secondary cones.
Were any of these cones ever active? Why?
How was Shastina built?
Is this a steep or low cone?
Upon which side of Shasta has erosion taken place the most rapidly?
Where do the rivers on the east side obtain their water?
What is the elevation of their source?
104 Describe fully the drainage system known as Inconstance creek.
"Why do so many creeks about Shasta disappear?
Where are the roadways located? Describe ...the trails.
What products will man obtain from this mountain?
Is Shasta an old mountain? (Give your reasons for this answer. ) Where will you be likely to find igneous rock?
Which part of this area will be composed of sedimentary rock?
Using the heavier contour Unes for guides, draw a profile of Mud creek upon the cross-section paper.
Draw a profile from Shasta to Shastina.
105 ? ■ [ II II I llll II I [1 11 |riii rm nil 1 1 1 II 1 1 i rii iiiiii I I I M i ll I II III II I . 6 mi-iiiiiiiiiiiiiziiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ■ '- *""""" '^ ----^ ------^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-- --------------- ----- lO ^ :=:i::iiii:i=ii:i:i::i:ii:iE:::ir:E-:r^ ^ :E::::i=i::i:i::::i::::::::=::::::E::i::^ * :i::::iii:::ii::E:E::::::Eii::zi::i:iii::^ ^ :Eir::rEi:iiEE::E:E::::i:ErE::EE::E:EEE::~E:::E:^ * -E^^:^EE~~""~~""""~""""~"~""~""~""~""~""~~" * :Eii:iEEE:iiEE:i~:E:r^ii:EiE:"E~~:E:rEz:r^E~~:E ■LXIiiJblJLXiiXlLiJUUJJiXJLiXiil^HM>JLXLJUL^ ;o 11.
What to read after Field And Laboratory Note book in Physical Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F a Frederick Augustus Merrill to read onlineMoreLess
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