The flow of water and debris surged south, then southeast, with unimaginable force, creating what geologists later named the Glacial River Warren. This river carved a wide, deep valley — now the ...

When that lake burst over the continental divide at Traverse Gap, a gushing torrent of water called Glacial River Warren carved a deep valley across the state from about 11,700 years ago to 9,400 ...

This river (the forerunner of today's Minnesota River) would much later be named glacial River Warren for a mid-nineteenth-century land surveyor of the region. Small tributaries began to feed in ...

As melting continued, the enormous body of water broke free and, joined by other melt waters began racing south and east through central Minnesota as glacial River Warren. This river, and others ...

While in Minnesota, each team member also carried out an individual research project. Koning studied the bedrock of the Glacial River Warren (an area where a river once existed) in the Big Stone ...

The Glacial River Warren carved what is now the Minnesota River by scouring the earth to its very basement, exposing and making accessible to mining the rock now found here. * The Yellow Medicine ...