The Beauties of Nature
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Maurice in the Valais.
[Illustration: Fig. 30. ] [Illustration: VIEW IN THE VALAIS BELOW ST. MAURICE. _To face page266. _] [Illustration: Fig. 31. --View in the Rhone Valley, showing a lateralcone. ] Almost all river valleys contain, or have contained, in their course oneor more lakes, and where a river falls into a lake a cone like thosejust described is formed, and projects into the lake. Thus on the Lakeof Geneva, between Vevey and Villeneuve (see Fig. 33), there are severalsuch promontories..., each marking the place where a stream falls into thelake.
[Illustration: Fig. 32. --View in the Rhone Valley, showing the slope ofa river cone. ] The Rhone itself has not only filled up what was once the upper end ofthe lake, but has built out a strip of land into the water.
[Illustration: Fig. 33. --Shore of the Lake of Geneva, near Vevey. ] That the lake formerly extended some distance up the Valais no one candoubt who looks at the flat ground about Villeneuve. The Plateopposite, from a photograph taken above Vevey, shows this clearly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maurice in the Valais.
[Illustration: Fig. 30. ] [Illustration: VIEW IN THE VALAIS BELOW ST. MAURICE. _To face page266. _] [Illustration: Fig. 31. --View in the Rhone Valley, showing a lateralcone. ] Almost all river valleys contain, or have contained, in their course oneor more lakes, and where a river falls into a lake a cone like thosejust described is formed, and projects into the lake. Thus on the Lakeof Geneva, between Vevey and Villeneuve (see Fig. 33), there are severalsuch promontories..., each marking the place where a stream falls into thelake.
[Illustration: Fig. 32. --View in the Rhone Valley, showing the slope ofa river cone. ] The Rhone itself has not only filled up what was once the upper end ofthe lake, but has built out a strip of land into the water.
[Illustration: Fig. 33. --Shore of the Lake of Geneva, near Vevey. ] That the lake formerly extended some distance up the Valais no one candoubt who looks at the flat ground about Villeneuve. The Plateopposite, from a photograph taken above Vevey, shows this clearly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lubbock, John, Sir, 1834-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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