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glaciers dont create landforms, out of 100% 10% of the glacier is above water and the other 90% is under water.

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Some landforms created by withdrawing glaciers include moraines (ridges of till left behind by a glacier), kettle lakes (depressions formed by melting blocks of ice), eskers (long ridges of gravel and sand), and outwash plains (flat areas of sediment deposited by glacial meltwater).

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one is a valley.......I don't know the others

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The most well known landforms created by receding glaciers are terminal (or end) moraines.

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valleys, mountains, lakes, and rivers

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nothing

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