| Term: | Subglacial meltwater channel |
| Definition: |
A steep, often vertically sided valley cut into bedrock by a subglacial stream under high pressure. It may have a profile with uphill sections, since a sufficient head in the glacier can force water to flow up slope. Swisseduc
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| Term: | Subglacial meltwater channel |
| Definition: | A steep, often vertically sided valley cut into bedrock by a subglacial stream under high pressure. It may have a profile with uphill sections, since a sufficient head in the glacier can force water to flow up slope. |