Normark, William R.; Gutmacher, Christina E. (1984): Delgada Fan; preliminary interpretation of channel development. A.M. Dowden, Inc., Stroudsburg, PA, International, Geo-Marine Letters, 3 (2-4), 79-83, georefid:1985-009012

Abstract:
The Delgada Fan, an irregularly shaped turbidite deposit extending more than 350 km offshore from northern California, consists of two large leveed-valley units each fed by a separate complex of coalescing submarine canyons and slope gullies. Although the leveed-valley units head within 25 km of each other, both appear to have developed independently during fan growth. The larger southern leveed-valley system has not developed middle-fan distributary channels and appears to illustrate a period of progressive valley abandonment.
Coverage:
West: -127.3323 East: -114.1500 North: 42.0000 South: 32.3000
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Site: 5-32
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