Look up: sandur

1. Sandur
   (Icelandic) Plain, often wider than its length, where sediment, mostly gravel, is deposited from glacial meltwater. C.f. outwash plain, valley train. Icelandic sandurs may largely be deposited by jokulhlaup discharges.
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2. sandur
   (from the article `glacial landform`) ...the resulting elongate, planar deposits are termed valley trains. On the other hand, in low-relief areas the deposits of several ice-marginal ...
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3. Sandur
   A `sandur` (plural sandar) is a glacial outwash plain formed of sediments deposited by meltwater at the terminus of a glacier. Formation : Sandar are found in glaciated areas, such as Svalbard, Kerguelen Islands, and Iceland. Glaciers and icecaps contain large amounts of silt and sediment, picked up...
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4. Sandur
   (princely state) Before India`s independence, `Sandur` was a princely state, the seat was at the town of Sanduru. The state was founded around 1700 CE by `Shrimant Sidalji Ghorpade` (died 1715), a Maratha nobleman. In the eighteenth century, the surrounding territory came under the control of...
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