- A
washaway is a
particular kind of
landslide that can
affect construction structures such as cuttings,
embankments and bridges. They are thus a hazard...
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where it can
provide a cost-effective
safety improvement. A
landslip or
washaway detector is
buried in the
earth embankment, and
opens a
circuit should...
- Wadebridge. The
civil parish stretches southeast from the
village and
includes Washaway and Sladesbridge.
Egloshayle was a
Bronze Age
settlement and
later a river...
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Fords railway station was
located on the
Morgan railway line. It
served the
locality of Fords,
South Australia. The
first section of the line
opened from...
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eroding at a rate of over 100 feet per year,
earning the area the
nickname "
Washaway Beach". Much of the
original town has
collapsed into the ocean. The area...
- the
steep terrain and high
rainfall and it was
closed in 1972
after a
washaway. The
Glenreagh to
Ulong section is
proposed for
reopening as a heritage...
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acres (817 ha) had
eroded into the ocean.
North Cove has been
nicknamed "
Washaway Beach," and its loss of over 100 feet (30 m) of land per year has led to...
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Australia and
Western Australia. It
consists of
about 1,350 km (840 mi) of
washaways,
heavy corrugations, stone, sand and
flood plains. The
Gunbarrel Highway...
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fence Rockslide Sector collapse Slump (geology)
Urban search and
rescue Washaway J. W. Laverdière, Abbé (1936). "Annual
report of the
Quebec Bureau of Mines"...
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Wainhouse Corner, Wall, Wanson, Warbstow,
Warbstow Cross, Warleggan,
Washaway, Watergate, Waterloo, Wearde, W**** Green, W**** St Mary, Welltown, Wendron...
