Alluvial Fan Collection

Desert alluvial fan, satellite image. North is at top. Desert areas can sometimes go for years without rain, and then intense storms will cause flooding that fills old dry river beds

CO, Rocky Mountain National Park, Alluvial Fan area
Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park, Alluvial Fan area

Satellite view of an alluvial fan in Kazakhstanas Almaty province
September 9, 2013 - Satellite view of an alluvial fan in Kazakhstanas Almaty province. In the lower left of the image, the Tente River flows through a narrow channel in the foothills of

Powered paraglider flying over Dalyan, aerial view, Koycegiz, Mugla, Turkey

Gully erosion and alluvial fan on hillside 500m high, Nyainqentangla Mountains, Tibet, China, Asia

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Explore the dynamic wonders of Earth through the lens of alluvial fans. Witness the breathtaking panorama of a desert alluvial fan spreading out from the Panamint Mountain Range in Death Valley National Park, USA, as seen in this satellite image. In contrast, the moon sets at dawn over Zabriskie Point, casting an ethereal glow on the same park. Elsewhere, in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, alluvial fans continue to form and evolve, shaping the landscape. A satellite view reveals an alluvial fan in Kazakhstan's Almaty province, while a panoramic view captures the sunrise over Death Valley's alluvial fan coming out of the Panamints. From above, a powered paraglider soars over Dalyan, Turkey, offering a unique perspective of the alluvial fan at Koycegiz. Meanwhile, gully erosion and alluvial fan formation on a 500m high hillside in the Nyainqentangla Mountains showcase the constant forces shaping our planet.