The landscape of the Lake District
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I can identify some of the processes that have caused this landscape of mountains and lakes.
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Rocks in the Lake District reveal changes over millions of years
Mountains, valleys and lakes here have been created by colliding continents, and forces of folding and uplift
The rocks were shaped by ice sheets and the actions of glaciers
High rainfall, and deep glacial valleys, means much water can be stored, volcanic rock stops water draining away
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