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A '''chenier''' is a ridge formed by the lateral transport and reworking of deltaic [[sediments]], usually containing large amounts of [[shell]] deposits.  Cheniers are named for the [[oak]] trees (chene -French for oak) found growing on the ridges.<ref>USGS</ref>
 
A '''chenier''' is a ridge formed by the lateral transport and reworking of deltaic [[sediments]], usually containing large amounts of [[shell]] deposits.  Cheniers are named for the [[oak]] trees (chene -French for oak) found growing on the ridges.<ref>USGS</ref>
  
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Revision as of 21:22, October 2, 2007

A chenier is a ridge formed by the lateral transport and reworking of deltaic sediments, usually containing large amounts of shell deposits. Cheniers are named for the oak trees (chene -French for oak) found growing on the ridges.[1]

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  1. ↑ USGS