Inner gorges definition

Inner gorges means canyons created by a combination of the downcutting action of a stream and mass movement on the slope walls; they commonly show evidence of recent movement, such as obvious landslides, vertical tracks of disturbance vegetation, or areas that are concave in contour and/or profile. (See board manual section 16 for identification criteria.)

Inner gorges means canyons created by a combina- tion of the downcutting action of a stream and mass move- ment on the slope walls; they commonly show evidence of recent movement, such as obvious landslides, vertical tracks of disturbance vegetation, or areas that are concave in con- tour and/or profile. (See board manual section 16 for identifi- cation criteria.)

Inner gorges means canyons created by a combina- tion of the downcutting action of a stream and mass move- ment on the slope walls; they commonly show evidence of recent movement, such as obvious landslides, vertical tracks of disturbance vegetation, or areas that are concave in con-

Examples of Inner gorges in a sentence

• Inner gorges may show evidence of recent movement, such as landslides, surface erosion, vertical tracks of disturbance vegetation, or areas that are concave in contour and/or profile.

• Inner gorges, convergent headwalls, or bedrock hollows with slopes steeper than thirty-five degrees (seventy percent); B.

• Inner gorges were commonly found downstream of glaciofluvial channels and close to deltas that mark the marine limit (Fig.

• Inner gorges are steepest where streams have downcut along slopes underlain by resistant rock types including sandstones, conglomerates and diorite, with the steepest slopes being bluffs underlain by conglomerate bedrock (USDA- FS, 1998).

• Inner gorges, convergent headwalls, and bedrock hollows were found in or around the proposal area.

• The farms must be within the 60-mile radius of La Grange, and within the boundaries of the Commonwealth of KY.

• Inner gorges along streams were excluded with stream buffers in Units 1-3.

• Inner gorges along the Wallace River and other unnamed tributaries are located near the proposal but bound out of the proposal area.

• Survey - An online survey for the MTs was developed in consultation with INASP, INFORM and HSPH.

• Inner gorges and colluvial hollows are found along streams adjacent to Units 2, 3, and 4, and are excluded from the sale area.

More Definitions of Inner gorges

Inner gorges means canyons created by a combination of the downcutting action of a stream and mass movement on the slope walls; they commonly show evidence of recent movement, such as obvious landslides, vertical tracks of disturbance vegetation, or areas that are concave in contour and/or profile. (See board manual section 16 for identification criteria.) "Interdisciplinary team" (ID Team) means a group of varying size comprised of individuals having specialized expertise, assembled by the department to respond to technical questions associated with a proposed forest practices activity.