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- Pembina_Escarpment abstract "The Manitoba Escarpment (known in the United States as the Pembina Escarpment) is a scarp that marks the boundary of glacial Lake Agassiz. It occurs in South Dakota, North Dakota, and Manitoba. Originally formed by the undercutting of Cretaceous sandstones by the ancestral Red River, the escarpment was later steepened by glacial scouring. The vista today, of wooded hills with small farms tucked into valleys (such as the Pembina Valley), is reminiscent of pastoral sections of New England. Streams flowing off the escarpment have high gradients and a cobble substrate.Native plants to the escarpment include burr oak, beaked hazel, high bush cranberry, serviceberry, and red osier dogwood.The scarp forms the eastern edge of Riding Mountain National Park, home of a large bison herd, and Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Manitoba. Turtle Mountain Provincial Park and the Porcupine Hills are also part of the Manitoba Escarpment.".
- Pembina_Escarpment thumbnail Manitoba_Escarpment.jpg?width=300.
- Pembina_Escarpment wikiPageExternalLink fig8.pdf.
- Pembina_Escarpment wikiPageID "9068407".
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- Pembina_Escarpment caption "Manitoba Escarpment".
- Pembina_Escarpment float "right".
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- Pembina_Escarpment label "Duck Mountain".
- Pembina_Escarpment label "Porcupine Hills".
- Pembina_Escarpment label "Riding Mountain".
- Pembina_Escarpment label "Turtle Mountain".
- Pembina_Escarpment lat "49.05".
- Pembina_Escarpment lat "50.8638".
- Pembina_Escarpment lat "51.6661".
- Pembina_Escarpment lat "52.5611".
- Pembina_Escarpment long "-100.0361".
- Pembina_Escarpment long "-100.2563".
- Pembina_Escarpment long "-100.5811".
- Pembina_Escarpment long "-101.3722".
- Pembina_Escarpment position "right".
- Pembina_Escarpment position "top".
- Pembina_Escarpment relief "1".
- Pembina_Escarpment width "224".
- Pembina_Escarpment subject Category:Escarpments_of_Canada.
- Pembina_Escarpment subject Category:Escarpments_of_the_United_States.
- Pembina_Escarpment subject Category:Landforms_of_Manitoba.
- Pembina_Escarpment subject Category:Landforms_of_North_Dakota.
- Pembina_Escarpment subject Category:Landforms_of_South_Dakota.
- Pembina_Escarpment point "50.617232 -99.52652".
- Pembina_Escarpment type Escarpment109274152.
- Pembina_Escarpment type EscarpmentsOfCanada.
- Pembina_Escarpment type EscarpmentsOfTheUnitedStates.
- Pembina_Escarpment type GeologicalFormation109287968.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Object100002684.
- Pembina_Escarpment type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Slope109437454.
- Pembina_Escarpment type YagoGeoEntity.
- Pembina_Escarpment type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Pembina_Escarpment type MountainRange.
- Pembina_Escarpment type NaturalPlace.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Place.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Wikidata:Q532.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Place.
- Pembina_Escarpment type Location.
- Pembina_Escarpment type SpatialThing.
- Pembina_Escarpment comment "The Manitoba Escarpment (known in the United States as the Pembina Escarpment) is a scarp that marks the boundary of glacial Lake Agassiz. It occurs in South Dakota, North Dakota, and Manitoba. Originally formed by the undercutting of Cretaceous sandstones by the ancestral Red River, the escarpment was later steepened by glacial scouring. The vista today, of wooded hills with small farms tucked into valleys (such as the Pembina Valley), is reminiscent of pastoral sections of New England.".
- Pembina_Escarpment label "Pembina Escarpment".
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- Pembina_Escarpment sameAs Pembina_Escarpment.
- Pembina_Escarpment lat "50.617232".
- Pembina_Escarpment long "-99.52652".
- Pembina_Escarpment wasDerivedFrom Pembina_Escarpment?oldid=556880955.
- Pembina_Escarpment depiction Manitoba_Escarpment.jpg.
- Pembina_Escarpment isPrimaryTopicOf Pembina_Escarpment.