Boulders disturb the plowing of fields
USA /
Washington /
Coulee City /
World
/ USA
/ Washington
/ Coulee City
World / United States / Washington
interesting place, historical layer / disappeared object
These huge rocks were probably deposited by Ice Age floods, either pushed here by an immense current of the Missoula Floods or floated here in that same water, embedded in chunks of ice from a glacial lobe in Montana. Another theory is that they were deposited by the glacier that created the Withrow Moraine, though this area seems to lie outside the boundary of the moraine (see map drawing in the link below).
More about the floods in general: www.iafi.org/floods.html .
Withrow Moraine: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withrow_Moraine_and_Jameson_Lake_... .
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More about the floods in general: www.iafi.org/floods.html .
Withrow Moraine: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withrow_Moraine_and_Jameson_Lake_... .
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missoula_Floods
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Coordinates: 47°36'59"N 119°27'36"W
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