Abstract
A large-scale historical landslide called the Luanshibao Landslide on the eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau was investigated. The geological background and morphometric parameters of the landslide are presented. Hummocky landscape, a prominence morphological feature in the deposit area, is described in detail in this paper based on a series of photographs and satellite images.
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