... experiencing change, to monitor the impacts of structural controls, and to focus site-specific field investigations. Our results show that since 1939, Seabrook has experienced erosion up to 52.4 m/yr at the north end of the island near Captain Sams Inlet that is likely related to relocations of the inlet...

...Figure 6 —Historical summary (A) and inlet fill stratigraphy (B) at Captain Sam’s Inlet, South Carolina. ...

.... II. The Andean granite-gabbro intrusive suite Sci. Rep. Falkland Is. Dep. Surv 1955 12 39 Aitkenhead N. The geology of the Duse Bay-Larsen Inlet area, north-east Graham Land (with particular reference to the Trinity Peninsula Series) Sci. Rep. Br. Antarct. Surv 1975 51 62...

...Margaret E. Rusmore; Scott W. Bogue; Glenn J. Woodsworth Abstract New geologic and paleomagnetic data from Knight Inlet in the southwestern Coast Mountains Batholith, British Columbia, support significant revision to the paleogeography of the Insular and Intermontane terranes. Recompilation...

... at the southern end of the lake are the major inlets. The present outlet is through the Lake Washington Ship Canal on the central western margin. At the north end, the Sammamish River inlet empties onto a gently sloping delta consisting of cobbles, gravel, and sand. The toe of the delta is marked by an abrupt...

..., marine accumulation rates are lower, ranging from 0.11 to 0.49 cm/yr at sills and inlets that are not located near the mouth of major rivers ( Carpenter et al. , 1985 ). Holocene sediment thickness was estimated to be >250 m in the deep main basin of Puget Sound and 5–30 m on sills and in shallow...

... of appointment with the USGS World War I, Irving enlisted many of the classic descriptions of sent him back to the Black and was appointed Captain of the mineral districts published in the Hills in 1900, and there he in the 11th Regiment of closing years of the nineteenth cen- worked with S. F. Emmons United...