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The Transverse Ranges manifest themselves as a series of roughly parallel ridges with an average height of 3000-8000 ft -2 . The ranges are dissected by young, steep streams of relatively low flow rate; as a result, there is high topographic relief throughout the range, and other than in marginal areas (e.g. the San Fernando Valley) and a few river valleys (such as Lockwood Valley and Big Bear Valley), there are no large, flat basins within the

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