What is a striated drumlin?

Answer 1

A striated drumlin is a spoonshaped hill that was created by glacial deposition. It is striated because it will have ridges along the side of it that shows the direction of the glacial transport.

Answer 2

A drumlin is a small hill surrounded by level or relatively level land, Drumlins, which often occur in groups, are composed of dirt, rocks and other debris that is piled up and shaped by glaciers as they move forward.

Answer 3

A striated drumlin is a streamlined hill or ridge composed of glacial sediments that have been shaped by the movement of a glacier. These features often exhibit parallel grooves or ridges (striations) on their surface, formed by the scraping action of the glacier as it advanced and retreated. Striated drumlins are common in regions that were once covered by glaciers during the last ice age.