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Kallahdenharju is a coastal esker located within Helsinki, Finland. Formed by glacial activity during the last ice age, it represents a rare geological feature showcasing braided river deposits. The formation’s unique stepped structure and proximity to the Baltic Sea make it notable for geologists a...
The Kaims of Mathers is a prominent glaciofluvial landform located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is an esker system characterized by long, winding ridges composed of stratified sand and gravel. These geological deposits were formed by meltwater streams flowing within or beneath wasting ice sheets d...
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Important member of Scotland's kaim landscapes with strong geomorphological interest, but less renowned than Airth.
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Billudden is a nature reserve located in Uppsala County, Sweden, at the point where the Uppsalaåsen esker meets Gävle Bay in the Baltic Sea. Established in 1979, the reserve covers approximately 1,930 hectares and protects a coastal landscape of sandy beaches, pine forests, and distinctive ridge for...
Blakeney Esker is a geological site located near the village of Blakeney on the North Norfolk coast in England. It is a well-preserved subglacial landform created during the Pleistocene Ice Age, consisting of a winding ridge of sand and gravel deposited by meltwater flowing beneath an ancient glacie...
Yyterin Harju is a geological formation consisting of a coastal esker and an adjacent sand dune system located near the city of Pori in the Satakunta region of Finland. The esker ridge extends directly into the Baltic Sea, backing the expansive Yyteri beach. The area comprises one of Finland's large...
Santahamina Esker is a named glacial sand-and-gravel landform on Santahamina, an island and neighborhood in eastern Helsinki, Finland. Eskers form when meltwater flowing through or beneath retreating ice deposits stratified sediment, so the feature records the effects of the Quaternary glaciations t...
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Locally significant coastal glacial ridge, but limited international recognition, documentation, and distinctive morphology compared with leading eskers.
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Esker von Neu Duvenstedt und Putlos is a Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, esker cited among North German Quaternary os examples.
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