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The 26 pages that link to Alluvial fan, each with the reason it gives.

• OasisRelated: Aquifers in alluvial fans can feed springs and wells near desert mountain fronts.

• Tarim BasinRelated: Mountain streams deposit water and sediment at the basin’s desert margins.

• WadiRelated: Wadi floods often spread gravel and sand into fans at mountain fronts.

• ValleyRelated: Streams emerging from mountain valleys can deposit sediment at their mouths.

• Siwalik HillsRelated: Ancient fans and river deposits built much of the hills’ sedimentary sequence.

• Kata TjutaRelated: Ancient alluvial deposits contributed material to the formation’s sedimentary rocks.

• Death Valley National ParkRelated: Streams from the park’s mountains build fans along the basin margins.

• Dadès GorgesRelated: Side valleys feed sediment fans into the Dadès valley.

• Dry lakeRelated: Floods at basin margins can carry sediment onto dry lake floors.

• Mallos de RiglosRelated: Ancient fan deposits supplied much of the coarse sediment later consolidated into the Mallos.

• Ziz GorgesRelated: Such deposits form where tributaries emerge from mountain valleys into the Ziz corridor.