foreland

South Foreland was the first lighthouse to use an electric light.

The church nave stood in the foreland between wall and border.

And then we bore up for the South Foreland light.

The city of Point Hope is located on the foreland.

A cuspate foreland can form in the lee of an island.

Most of this stage is located in the Alpine Foreland.

It is a foreland basin, likely to be formed by compression loading.

If the individual displacements are greater still, then the horses have a foreland dip.

The final appointment of his career was at North Foreland, from where he retired.

The North Foreland model is in a private collection.

After a few minutes I rounded a sharp foreland and the whole length of the upper lake came into view.

The high hills to the west were the farthest eastern foreland of the enormous western chain.

This foreland has ridges on the eastern and northern sides which face the prominent waves.

"We'll be going across the foreland in daylight.

In the early stages, the foreland basin is said to be underfilled.

Located between the mainland and the foreland are often lagoons or marshy areas.

If a foreland is relatively stable and experiences low wave impact, it may be possible for vegetation to grow.

(1983), thought to be broadly applicable to the foreland and sheet S in western central southern England.

A foreland basin is a depression that develops adjacent and parallel to a mountain belt.

Thus, the thrust belt is mobile and the foreland basin system becomes deformed over time.

This was a foreland basin from Permian into the Triassic.

Both the valleys and the Alpine Foreland have been heavily influenced by the last ice age.

By 22 million years ago, the Alpine foreland was flooded again due to tectonic subsidence.

Mined and sunk off North Foreland on 25 October 1915.

An automated navigation light is situated on the foreland at an elevation of 210 metres.