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Salpausselkä I is a significant glacial esker located in southern Finland. This end-moraine esker developed approximately 12,000 to 11,600 years ago during the Younger Dryas stadial. It represents a substantial accumulation of sediment transported and deposited by a retreating ice margin. Geologists...
Salpausselkä II is the more northerly of two prominent, broadly parallel ice-marginal formations that cross southern Finland. It consists of moraines, glaciofluvial deposits, and associated ridges formed when the retreating Fennoscandian Ice Sheet paused during the late-glacial period. The formation...
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