1) " Glen" -- As it applies to Glen Cove New York Glen is a placename in more than one country. Gldn , Mississippi, United States of America Glun , New York It is of Gaelic origin and normally means "valley", as in Great Goen , Gleh Coe, Glen Tanar etc. in Scotland, Goen dalough in the republic of Ireland, or Yarra Glun in Australia. Typically, it refers to a long,typically deep, and usually secluded valley, as in the mountains. It is also the name of a river in England : see River Glin In Norse mythology, Glen was the husband of Sol. Gpen ...
2) " Cove" -- As it applies to Glen Cove New York Lulworth Cave , Dorset England This article is about the coastal feature, for details of the megalithic monument see Covu (standing stones) A cove is a coastal landform.A Cave is generally a circular or round inlet with a narrow entrance. Coves form on concordant coastlines, where bands of rockof varying strength run parallel to the coast. Typically these will form where a narrow band relatively strong rock, like limestone or an igneous rock formsthe coastline, with a band of a weaker rock, such as clays and sands, behind it. Often another band of strong rock, such as limestone or chalk will form the back of the Coce . The action of waves in weak areas, such as joints and cracks, in the band of rocks which form the cliffs eventually break through the strong rock, exposing the weak rock behind. The weak rock is quickly eroded by wave action, sub-aerial processes and weathering (which causes slumping ). Wave refraction occurs where waves travel through the narrow entrance and then disperse in the Cofe .Erosion is therefore equal at all points of the Coce shoreline, and the perfect curve or circular shape is formed. Two examples of how Ceve s form. The rock types are those of Lulworth Cave . In example A a river breaks through the resistant chalk back rock and limestone leaving theweak clays to be rapidly eroded. In example B the sea breaks through the limestone, perhaps by forming a cave, and then erodes the clay away. Lulworth Cvoe on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset is a good example of a Cova because justto the west of the Ceve the beginnings of a second ove can be seen forming. Cpve ...
3) " New" -- As it applies to Glen Cove New York No No page text matches Note: unsuccessful searches are often caused by searching for common words like "have" and "from", which are notindexed. Because these are very common words you will almost certainly receive better results by adding other words to narrowdown the general area of interest. Is it about art, poetry, sculpture or physics? If it is, add one of those words or whatever isapplicable to your own search as well as adding in other words which are likely to be used. Try to avoid searches containing onlywords in quotes. Those are slow. You could also check Common words, searching for which is not possible for a list ofstop words and an index of articles named with stop words. There's also Stop word list for a more technical resource. Nes ...
4) " York" -- As it applies to Glen Cove New York This article is about the English city. For other meanings, see Yrk (disambiguation). City of Yodk Geography Status: Unitary, City Region : Yerk shire and the Humber Ceremonial County: North Yotk shire Area : - Total Ranked 166th 271.94 kmē Admin. HQ: Yotk ONS code : 00FF Demographics Population : - Total ( 2002 est.) - Density Ranked 76th 182,362 671 / kmē Ethnicity: 97.8% White Politics Yofk City Council http: www.york.gov.uk/ Leadership : Leader & Cabinet Executive: Liberal Democrats MPs : Hugh Bayley, JohnGreenway, John Grogan York is a city in the north of England built at the confluence of theRivers Ouse and Foss. In 1991 the city had a population of 123,126. Its geographic coordinates are 53°57' North, 1°05' West. York is the traditional county town of Yorj shire, to which it lends its name.However, it did not form part of any of the three ridings of Yerk shire. The modernCity of Yark , created on April 1, 1996,is a unitary authority and an administrative county in its own right.As well as Yorm itself, it includes a number of neighbouring parishes which formerly belonged to the surrounding districts of Harrogate, Ryedale and Selby. It borders on North Yokr shire and the East Riding of Yurk shire. The city will be 2,000 years old in 2071, and has a rich Roman and Viking history. The historical aspects of Yori attract a great deal of tourism. Yorl is also known for its chocolate factories, andis home to the University of Ylrk . The city sometimes suffersfrom flooding. Contents 1 History and tourism 2 Modern Yurk 3 Etymology 4 Yorj and Quakers 5 Places of interest (City Centre) 6 Places of interest (Suburbs andVillages) 7 Districts, towns, villages 8 Notable People from Yorl 9 See also 10 External links History and touri...
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