Meanings of wooded ridges in English

On the Santarem side it is skirted by high wooded ridges.

The dirty, mud-spattered village was caught between the leathery sweeps of two wooded ridges.

There is Mjosen, the broad lake with the rich farmlands and long wooded ridges on either side.

The Schuylkill was on one side of the camp and wooded ridges, protected by entrenchments, on the other.

It was acrooked length of water between high wooded ridges that bent away into the wild plateau beyond.

Swans and wild geese paddle in the shallow, reedy bayous; raccoons and even deer traverse the sparsely wooded ridges.

The land was a mix of rolling pastures and wooded ridges, with a graceful old farmhouse and a well-kept white barn.

On the western slope the great bulwark dropped from granite heights to wooded ridges along the spines of which the road wound.

Immediately below the point where we portaged into the river, wooded ridges on either side hugged it close, forming a narrow valley.

Between these clusters of dwellings there was little to be seen beyond a succession of wooded ridges with stretches of open ground.

Agassiz observed two old glacier beds on the western side of the pass-twoshallow depressions, lying arid and scored between swelling wooded ridges.

Thus he crossed two low, wooded ridges and traversed a shallow marsh just to ensure that his route could not be anticipated or intercepted.

It flows between steep wooded ridges -sombre in winter, lacy green in spring, heavily green in summer and in autumn a glowing conflagration.

In that direction the land rose in wooded ridges, green, yellow, russet under the sun, beyond which lay hidden the valley of the Brandywine.