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Description de la photo
| Titre: | Partie nord des Chutes du Rhin | | Prise de: | Rheinfallquai, Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Schaffhouse, Suisse. | | Description: | Pendant la dernière glaciation, la glaciation de Würm, le Rhin fut repoussé en un large croissant vers le sud et creusa son lit actuel dans le calcaire. Sur la zone de transition entre la roche calcaire et les sédiments glaciaires facilement érodables se formèrent les chutes dans leur physionomie actuelle il y a environ 17000 à 14000 ans. | | Mots clés: | crue, 2014 |
Données image
| Image sizes: | 5184*3456px, 7676kb |
| Origin: | Originally a digital image, with postprocessing |
| Date/Time: | 20140801-172041 (effective: 20140801-172341) |
| Camera: | Canon EOS 700D | | Iso: | 200 | | Speed: | 1/640s | | Focal length: | 10.0mm | | Author: | André M. Winter |
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