The area of sediment deposited by glaciofluvial action beyond the glacial terminus is known as the

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An outwash plain is an area of sediment that has been deposited by meltwater from a glacier and is located beyond the glacial terminus. This sediment typically consists of sand, gravel, and other unconsolidated materials that have been washed out of the glacier by meltwater streams. The other options do not apply to this description.

The Area of Sediment Deposited by Glaciofluvial Action Beyond the Glacial