Meanings of alluvial flats in English

Occasional alluvial flats draw back to low cliffs not over twenty feet high.

Recent alluvial flats are found chiefly in the delta of the more important rivers.

Rain converted the alluvial flats into a wilderness of mud.

We journeyed pretty nearly equidistant from the stream, and kept altogether on the alluvial flats.

The alluvial flats were extremely small, and the boldest cliffs separated them from each other.

We crossed alluvial flats of considerable extent, on which there was an abundance of grass.

The alluvial flats did not appear to have been covered, or to be subject to overflow.

The luxuriant growth of grain upon these alluvial flats excited the wonder of all the Greek travellers who visited the East.

But there is another force at work, and quite as powerful as rain and rivers, making the soil of alluvial flats.

In the alluvial flats were many fine patches of maize looking extremely well, for in Segovia the crops had not been injured by drought.

They were continuous on both sides of the river, but retired, more or less, from it, according to the extent of the alluvial flats.

As we got further south the alluvial flats in the valleys increased in size and fertility, and the cultivated fields were enclosed with permanent fences.

"Common on the rich alluvial flats of the Murray and Darling."