Alluvial Fans in the Death Valley Region, California and Nevada¶
Denny, C. S. (1965). Alluvial Fans in the Death Valley Region, California and Nevada.
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- Along the foot of the Panamint and Black Mountains, ephemeral flash floods and sediment-laden washes exit steep canyon mouths and spread onto the valley floor, building broad fan-shaped aprons whose apexes sit exactly at each canyon exit
This sourceDenny's USGS survey of the Death Valley fans, which maps fans at the canyon mouths of the Panamint Range and the Black Mountains with their apexes at the canyon exits and attributes their construction to ephemeral streamflow and flooding in washes.
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- Along the foot of the Panamint and Black Mountains, ephemeral flash floods and sediment-laden washes exit steep canyon mouths and spread onto the valley floor, building broad fan-shaped aprons whose apexes sit exactly at each canyon exit
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