Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 207

Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 207
Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 207Paolo Billi (ed.), Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia (2015), PDF page 207. Individual image creator is not inferred from the book author.
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Habesha History book corpus — Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia; PDF page 207; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 184.33, 475.56, 544.33, 714.12
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207
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2015
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Fig. 11.4 The impressive front of the Mai Makden tufa dam. Three different levels of tufa (T) separated by two fluvial/ debris flow events (F) are visible

Fig. 11.3 A view from distance of the Mai Makden tufa dam. The alluvial top surface has been formed by the last tufa aggradation episode. The river incision has completely cut the tufa dam, reaching the bedrock

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