solution corridor

solution corridor
   A straight, open trench about 3 to 10 m wide in a karst area, formed by vertical and lateral solution zones developed along bedrock fractures; also called (not preferred) bogaz, zanjon (Puerto Rico).
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Glossary of landform and geologic terms. 2013.

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