What is another word for Coulee?
Pronunciation: [kˈuːliː] (IPA) 
Coulee is a geological term used to describe a steep-sided, deep, and narrow channel cut into the earth by running water. It is a regional term that is commonly used in North America, particularly in the western part of the United States and Canada, to describe a ravine or a deep gorge. There are several synonyms for the word coulee, including canyon, gully, valley, chasm, cleft, crevice, fissure, and ravine. These words are all used to describe similar landforms, but each has its own unique characteristics. For instance, canyons tend to be deeper and wider than coulees and are often characterized by narrow, winding pathways carved into the rock.
