- In
physical geography and geology, the
headwall of a
glacial cirque is its
highest cliff. The term has been more
broadly used to
describe similar geomorphic...
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Caledonia Road
opposite Blackthorn Avenue. In
April 2014, the station's
headwalls were
tunnelled through. As of February 2025,[update] its
opening has been...
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Pinkham Notch Visitors Center operated by the
Appalachian Mountain Club. The
headwall was
first run by two
Dartmouth students, John
Carleton and
Charles Proctor...
- The
Headwall Lakes are in a
valley south-east of
Mount Chester in
Kananaskis Country in Alberta, Canada. They can be
accessed from the Smith-Dorrien /...
- (7,500 ft)
above the summit. A
substantial crev****e
along most of the
headwall leading to the
summit ridge has
sometimes caused teams to turn back. In...
- 160.783966. A very
small ice-covered pond. The pond lies
along a rock
headwall close northeast of
Craig Pond. The
descriptive name was
suggested by the...
- Peralta-Ramos and Eric Perlman. They
climbed snow
gullies and
limestone headwalls and
encountered high
avalanche danger and sp****
opportunities for protection...
- "schussed" (skied
straight downhill without turning) the
steep and
infamous Headwall. His time for the 4-mile (6.4 km) race was 6
minutes 29.2 seconds, with...
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metres in
depth and width, are
characterized by a
distinct 'headscarp' or '
headwall' and
progress by
headward (i.e., upstream) erosion.
Gullies are commonly...
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surrounded on
three sides by
steep cliffs. The
highest cliff is
often called a
headwall. The
fourth side
forms the lip,
threshold or sill, the side at
which the...
