Ice Age Floods

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Definition

A series of massive glacial outburst floods that occurred during the last Ice Age, significantly shaping the landscape of the Pacific Northwest and affecting ancient human populations.

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Episode #112 Teton Dam & Bonneville Flood Breakouts / Snake River Canyons Idaho

KosmographiaApr 19, 2025

In this episode of the Randall Carlson Podcast, the hosts explore the catastrophic effects of the Bonneville Flood, tracing its path across ancient Utah to the Snake River Plain. They also discuss the significance of modern findings, such as LiDAR imaging at Chaco Canyon. Furthermore, the episode covers the history of the Teton Dam collapse, linking it to broader Earth sciences and ancient geography.

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