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Mass Wasting Events:  Creeps, Landslides, Flows, Slumps, Falls

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Mass Wasting Events:  Creeps, Landslides, Flows, Slumps, Falls

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These kind of Mass Wasting Events happen when large amounts of debris builds up in different ways to make a Creeps, Landslides, Flows, Slumps, or Falls happen.

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Glacial features from by different kind of erosion and weathering to form Arête, Horn, U-Shaped Valley, Cirque, Hanging Valley, Moraines. (Click on image, sorry)

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Caverns and Cavern Features- Stalactites/Stag mites and other Dripstone Features

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Caverns and Cavern Features- Stalactites/Stag mites and other Dripstone Features

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Caverns and Cavern features form with the dissolution of lime stone and then that limestone water drips and depending on speed, either Stalactites/Stag mites form.

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Sinkholes form by the rock below the surface being eroded away by water and then the ground collapsing down on to the hole below the surface.

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An Ox bow lake is formed when a river meanders because of the eroding bank by erosion and abrasion to then create a free standing body of water.

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A meandering stream is formed when the bank of a river erodes away and then the water slows in the inside of a loop so it doesn't cut as much inside.

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A V-shaped valley is formed when water that starts high up in the mountains flows quickly down the mountain and erodes vertically down the rock. Then the water gets into cracks, freezes, and breaks off more rocks

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A Talus Slope is formed when rock breaks off of the side of a mountain by various different erosion techniques and forms a pile of rocks at the bottom of a mountain.

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Arches form by a crack starting in a rock, salt pushing up rocks to form a dome, and then being weathered/eroded away to form an arch.

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Pinnacles were formed by seashells that were turned into limestone and were blown inland.

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Hoodoos are formed by frost wedging that wear away the edge of the rock, narrowing the middle to create what you see below.

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The sand dunes formed by sediment being deposited over thousands of years and were aided by wind.