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Summary
| Description | A gigantic alluvial fan emerging from the Panamint Range in Death Valley National Park, California, USA. The toe of the alluvial fan has been eroded by a recent stream, creating the prominent scarps visible at the base of the fan. |
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| Source | self-made; along North Highway in Death Valley National Park, California, USA. |
| Author | Wing-Chi Poon |
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