Abstract
Evidence is presented to show that a group of knobby hills on coalescing alluvial fans along the Richardson Mountains is landslide debris rather than glacial deposit, Associated with the debris are pingo-like features and lenses of ground ice. A heavy layer of silt over remnant snowbanks is attributed to wind deposition.
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