Fluvio – glacial landforms
The aims of this booklet are to help you fully understand how Varves, Kames, Eskers, outwash planes, stream terraces and Kame Terraces form. They are all landforms of fluvio glacial origin.

Read through the booklet and add the locations of each landform to the map of North America below, ensuring that you record what landform it is and the place name

Kame Deltas

Define what a Kame Delta is;
Define what a Kame Delta is;

In the box draw a sketch diagram of the Kame Delta indicated, adding labels to show key relief features

In the box draw a sketch diagram of the Kame Delta indicated, adding labels to show key relief features

Fully explain how a Kame Delta forms, mentioning sediments, erosion, deposition, rivers discharges and braiding.
Fully explain how a Kame Delta forms, mentioning sediments, erosion, deposition, rivers discharges and braiding.

A large kettle hole near Dorback Lodge, developed in thick meltwater deposits and set within a series of moraine ridges

A large kettle hole near Dorback Lodge, developed in thick meltwater deposits and set within a series of moraine ridges

Kame and Kettle topography - Kettle Lakes
Describe the shape of the Kettle hole and its situation
Describe the shape of the Kettle hole and its situation
Explain how kettle holes form using the diagrams below. You could use http://www.fettes.com/Cairngorms/kettle%20hole.htm to help
Explain how kettle holes form using the diagrams below. You could use http://www.fettes.com/Cairngorms/kettle%20hole.htm to help

Kames Explain how the Kame opposite in Quebec forms. Be sure to mention that it is supraglacial and deposition. | | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandur Use the reference above to help you with your chart http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandur Use the reference above to help you with your chart
Outwash Plains