Definition of longitudinal valley in English:

longitudinal valley

noun

Physical Geography

A valley which runs parallel to a mountain chain; (in later use also) a valley which runs parallel to the strike of the underlying strata (now rare).

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Sulivan (1752–1806), writer. After French vallée longitudinale.

noun

Physical Geography

A valley which runs parallel to a mountain chain; (in later use also) a valley which runs parallel to the strike of the underlying strata (now rare).

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Sulivan (1752–1806), writer. After French vallée longitudinale.

单词	longitudinal valley
释义	Definition of longitudinal valley in English: longitudinal valley noun Physical Geography A valley which runs parallel to a mountain chain; (in later use also) a valley which runs parallel to the strike of the underlying strata (now rare). Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Sulivan (1752–1806), writer. After French vallée longitudinale. Definition of longitudinal valley in US English: longitudinal valley noun Physical Geography A valley which runs parallel to a mountain chain; (in later use also) a valley which runs parallel to the strike of the underlying strata (now rare). Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Richard Sulivan (1752–1806), writer. After French vallée longitudinale.
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