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Q: What is a deep narrow valley with high steep sides caused by weathering and erosion?
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What type of weathering and erosion occurs in Death Valley?

butt hole


What caused the valley to form?

Erosion


Can valleys cause erosion?

A valley itself cannot cause erosion, but can be hugely affected by erosion. Usually Valley erosion is caused by glaciers, a common agent of erosion.


Which is a glacier feature caused by erosion?

In cross-section: A 'U' shaped valley is formed from glacial erosion. A 'V' shaped valley is formed by river erosion.


What is a narrow valley with steep sides called?

CAVERN or canyon- It is also called, in text book, a V-Shaped valley, or sometimes even a gorge, but these are formed by water falls. Ask me how waterfalls form gorges if you wish.


How deep is a typical valley?

There is no "typical" valley depth - valleys can range from a depth of only a few feet to hundreds of feet deep depending upon the weathering and erosion taking place in the valley.


What caused rolling topography of the valley and ridge province of virginia?

Folding and differential erosion


What does you shaped valley mean?

A U-shaped valley is a geological formation formed by the erosive action of a glacier. Ice moving downhill carves out a broad, U-shaped valley with steep sides and a flat bottom. These valleys are characteristic of areas that have been shaped by glacier activity.


What factors influence a valley's shape and depth?

Generally soil erosion caused by water, wind or both.


What part of erosion is Yosemite valley?

The entire valley is from erosion and glaciers.


When was The Narrow Valley created?

The Narrow Valley was created in 1921-06.


A deep narrow valley?

Possibly a Canyon. Formed mostly by the violent action of running water leading to intense erosion of highland regions\areas.