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    Contributing Institution

    Maine Geological Survey

    Document Type

    Image

    Identifier

    10119

    Description

    Figure 7: Sand dune in Wayne. This and other "deserts" in Maine formed as windstorms in late-glacial time blew sand out of valleys, often depositing it as dune fields on hillsides downwind. Some dunes were reactivated in historical time when grazing animals stripped the vegetation cover.
    Project Name: Surficial Geology Map Default Photos

    Location

    Wayne

    Supplemental Rights

    Credit must be given to the photographer and the Maine Geological Survey when this photo is displayed, reproduced, distributed and/or used in derivative works.

    Keywords

    surficial geology; sand dune

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