A geomorphic history based on topographic map evidence Abstract: The Elkhorn River-Shell Creek drainage divide area in Antelope, Madison, Boone, and Platte Counties was eroded by a massive southeast-oriented flood, which had a source northwest of the Elkhorn River-Shell Creek drainage divide area. The southeast-oriented flood flow was captured in southern Boone and Platte Counties […]
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A geomorphic history based on topographic map evidence Abstract: The Elkhorn River-Loup River drainage divide area between Shell Creek and Beaver Creek, Nebraska, was eroded by massive southeast-oriented floods, which before being beheaded by Elkhorn River headward erosion flowed to what was probably a newly eroded east-oriented Loup River-Platte River valley. Evidence supporting this interpretation […]
