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Clara Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge near Clara in County Offaly, Ireland, notable as a major component of the cross-country Eiscir Riada system.
Cloghchurnel Esker and Fan is a notable glaciofluvial landform located in County Longford, Ireland. It consists of a long, sinuous ridge of sand and gravel known as an esker, combined with a fan-shaped deposit of sediment formed by late-glacial meltwater streams. This geological feature was created...
Glen Feochan Esker is a sinuous glaciofluvial ridge in western Scotland, notable for tracing a former meltwater channel through Glen Feochan.
Clonfinlough Esker is a sand-and-gravel glacial ridge in County Offaly, Ireland, notable as part of the wider Eiscir Riada system.
Carstairs Kames is a 5.5-kilometre glaciofluvial complex near Lanark, Scotland, regarded as one of Britain's finest examples of an esker system.
Rahan Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge near Rahan in County Offaly, Ireland, notable for preserving late Ice Age sand-and-gravel deposits.
Kilcormac Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge in County Offaly, Ireland, notable for recording meltwater drainage near the retreating Irish Ice Sheet.
Torr a' Choin Esker is a sinuous glacial sand-and-gravel ridge in Scotland, notable as evidence of meltwater flow beneath a retreating ice sheet.
Craughwell Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge near Craughwell in County Galway, Ireland, preserving sediments laid down by late Ice Age meltwater.
Ballymahon Esker is a glaciofluvial sand-and-gravel ridge near Ballymahon in County Longford, Ireland, recording the retreat of the last ice sheet.
Kiltullagh Esker is a glacial ridge in County Galway, Ireland, notable for its association with Kiltullagh Lough and the surrounding lowlands.
Geashill Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge in County Offaly, Ireland, notable for preserving evidence of late Ice Age meltwater flow.
Moyvore Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge near Moyvore in County Westmeath, Ireland, formed during retreat of the last Irish Ice Sheet.
Ahascragh Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge near Ahascragh in County Galway, Ireland, formed by meltwater during the last deglaciation.
Bridgend Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge in Scotland, notable for preserving the course of a meltwater stream beneath retreating ice.
Ballygar Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge near Ballygar in County Galway, Ireland, notable for recording drainage beneath the waning Irish Ice Sheet.
Mountbellew Esker is a glaciofluvial sand-and-gravel ridge near Mountbellew in County Galway, Ireland, created during the last deglaciation.
Ballywillin Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge in central Ireland, notable for preserving the course of a meltwater stream beneath wasting ice.
Carrownurlaur Esker is a glaciofluvial ridge in County Galway, Ireland, notable for preserving stratified sediment from the last deglaciation.
Menlough Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge near Menlough in County Galway, Ireland, deposited by meltwater during the last deglaciation.
Boherbaun Esker is an Irish glaciofluvial ridge of stratified sand and gravel, notable as a surviving trace of subglacial meltwater drainage.
Lanark Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge in Ontario, Canada, notable for recording the direction of meltwater flow during deglaciation.
Masonbrook Esker is a glacial sand-and-gravel ridge near Masonbrook in County Galway, Ireland, marking a former route of subglacial meltwater.
