Examples of 'kilometers thick' in a sentence
Meaning of "kilometers thick"
kilometers thick: This phrase is used to describe something that is multiple kilometers in thickness
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kilometers thick
It ranges from only tens to hundreds of kilometers thick.
They formed a kilometers thick monotonous layer of dark clays, marbles and sandy limestones.
This ice is several kilometers thick.
This water ice is believed to be as much as three kilometers thick.
Sedimentary rocks are about six kilometers thick in the Long Island Platform.
Of a vast continent covered by icetwo to four kilometers thick.
The glaciers covers approximately 1.9 kilometers thick which translates to about 98 % of the entire continent.
And the continental crust is about ten to seventy kilometers thick.
It is approximately 2900 kilometers thick and is the largest of the Earth 's major layers.
Even the thinner areas might still be several kilometers thick.
So, this is five to ten kilometers thick.
In places, such as interior New Brunswick, this massive ice sheet was several kilometers thick.
Cretaceous-Eocene sedimentary rocks are up to two kilometers thick in the Fergana Basin.
In the north, graben formations filled with sediment two kilometers thick.
By contrast, California 's San Andreas fault is several kilometers thick in places.
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The thin-ice model suggests that Europa 's ice shell may be only a few kilometers thick.
Ice II only forms if the shell is 260 kilometers thick or more.
Previous models of Titan 's structure estimated the icy crust to be approximately 100 kilometers thick.
This series is about 5 to 7 kilometers thick.
In its center, the covering of ice is over four kilometers thick.
In the Drava River valley, the Neogene is seven kilometers thick.
It 's a liquid rock ocean, hundreds of kilometers thick.
Sikaris has a mantle of tetrahedral quartz 20 kilometers thick.
Oceanic crust is generally less than 10 kilometers thick.
Deepwater chert and carbonates are common, with deposits up to 25 kilometers thick.
Most of Britain, all of Scandinavia, covered by ice several kilometers thick.
I will show you . Sikaris has a mantle of tetrahedral quartz 20 kilometers thick.
Rocks from the Oligocene through the Holocene are up to 15 kilometers thick.
The outer core surrounding it is an ocean of liquid metal 2,300 kilometers thick.
Underneath it lies the mantle, a layer of silicate rock approximately 2700 kilometers thick.
They extend through the Earth 's crust, which is about 30 kilometers thick in this area.
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Just a few kilometers away from home
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