ground moraine

geology

Learn about this topic in these articles:

In moraine
A ground moraine consists of an irregular blanket of till deposited under a glacier. Composed mainly of clay and sand, it is the most widespread deposit of continental glaciers. Although seldom more than 5 metres (15 feet) thick, it may attain a thickness of 20 m.
Read More
In glacial landform: Depositional landforms of continental glaciers
…large areas, which is called ground moraine. This type of moraine generally has a “hummocky” topography of low relief, with alternating small till mounds and depressions. Swamps or lakes typically occupy the low-lying areas. Flutes (see above) are a common feature found in areas covered by ground moraine.
Read More