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The 16 pages that link to U-shaped valley, each with the reason it gives.

• Glacial erosionBroader topic: Glaciers widen and deepen former river valleys into this characteristic profile.

• Glacial landformBroader topic: It is a characteristic large-scale result of glacial erosion.

• FjordBroader topic: Its cross-section is the characteristic shape of a fjord’s glacial precursor.

• Yosemite ValleyNarrower topic: Yosemite’s cross-section bears the characteristic form of glacially carved valleys.

• Glacial geomorphologyBroader topic: Its cross-section contrasts with river-cut valleys and identifies glacial modification.

• Yosemite National ParkRelated: Yosemite Valley’s cross-section reflects the erosive work of moving ice.

• Scandinavian PeninsulaRelated: Glaciers widened and deepened valleys across the peninsula.

• Glacial valleyRelated: Its cross-section is the characteristic profile of many glacial valleys.

• ValleyBroader topic: Its cross-section records a glacier’s widening and deepening of a valley.

• Glacial geologyBroader topic: Its cross-section contrasts with river-cut valleys and indicates glacial erosion.

• Adirondack MountainsRelated: Glacially widened valleys shape several corridors through the Adirondacks.

• Scandinavian MountainsBroader topic: Many valleys across the range preserve the cross-section of former glaciers.

• Würm glaciationRelated: Alpine glaciers of the Würm widened and deepened many valleys into this form.

• GeirangerfjordRelated: Its glacial profile underlies the fjord’s steep-walled form.

• Te WahipounamuBroader topic: Glaciers carved many of the broad valleys that organize the region’s terrain.

• Uinta MountainsRelated: This profile is visible in valleys cut into the high Uintas.