block mountain
block mountain
[′bläk ‚mau̇n·tən] (geology)
A mountain formed by the combined processes of uplifting, faulting, and tilting. Also known as fault-block mountain.
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--A Group of Young Men
Block Mountain Sofar-Dahr al-Baidar Highway
Locals said the Pakistan army was trying to
block mountain passes to cut off any escape routes.
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