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Rank Topic Wikipedia views
1 Clay 3,348 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
2 Peat 2,390 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
3 Quicksand 1,595 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
4 Sediment 1,435 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
5 Silt 1,222 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
6 Moraine 1,159 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
7 Loess 721 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
8 Till 634 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
9 Black sand 249 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
10 Dry quicksand 211 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
11 Bay mud 152 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
12 Quick clay 139 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
13 Siltation 108 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
14 Desert pavement 66 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
15 Fech fech 62 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
16 Boulder clay 54 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
17 Expansive clay 50 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
18 Salt glacier 21 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
19 Ganges Fan 19 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
20 Marine clay 18 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
21 Clay-with-Flints 18 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
22 Superficial deposits 17 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
23 Glaciolacustrine deposits 16 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
24 Brickearth 16 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
25 Oolitic aragonite sand 13 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
26 MoClay 13 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
27 Sediment trap (geology) 11 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
28 Barton Beds 9 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
29 Hemipelagic 6 Sparkline of topic views for 2 weeks
30 Gornal stone less than 5 views
31 Washboard moraine less than 5 views

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Sediment is any particulate matter that can be transported by fluid flow and which eventually is deposited as a layer of solid particles on the bed or bottom of a body of water or other liquid. Sediment can also be produced and deposited by simple gravitational collapse, glacier ice, and wind.

The main article for this category is Sediment.







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