Table 5.10 -- EDCS Classifications whose label begins with G

Label Definition Related concepts Code
GALLERY A sunken or cut passageway along a transportation route in mountainous regions constructed to protect vehicles from the elements; a series of openings on one side may be present for light or ventilation. EC ROCK_SHED, EC SNOW_SHED 339
GANTRY A frame structure raised on side supports so as to span over or around something. EC DISPLAY_SIGN 340
GATE A barrier that controls passage, e.g., to a road, railroad, tunnel, pathway, or bridge.   341
GAUGING_STATION A device that monitors stream flow.   342
GEODETIC_POINT A physical point on the terrain surface having a surveyed position, e.g., trig points.   343
GEOGRAPHIC_INFORMATION A location or region where geographic information or statistics may apply.   344
GEOPHYSICAL_DATA_GRID A grid established for the collection of geophysical data within a region.   345
GEOTHERMAL_OBJECT A localized terrain surface object controlled by, or derived from, the heat of the planetary interior.   346
GLACIER A large mass of land-based snow and ice moving slowly down a slope or valley from above the snowline.   347
GLADE A tract of land with few or no trees in the middle of a wooded region, e.g., a clearing or glade. EC FOREST, EC TREED_TRACT 348
GMAGFLD_STRENGTH_CHARSET A set of characteristics of a planetary magnetic field, e.g., the Kp.   349
GMAGFLD_SURFACE_CHARSET A set of characteristics of a planetary magnetic field near the terrain surface, e.g., declination, inclination, or intensity. EC MAGNETIC_DISTURBANCE, EC MAGNETIC_POLE 350
GOLF_COURSE A tract of land laid out for playing the game of golf.   351
GOLF_DRIVING_RANGE A parcel or tract of land used for practicing golf shots.   352
GORGE A deep, narrow passage in the ground with steep rocky sides; a ravine or narrow canyon not necessarily caused by erosion. EC FAULT, EC GULLY 353
GOVERNMENT_BUILDING A building devoted to the act or process of administration of public policy in a political unit. EC ADMINISTRATION_BUILDING 354
GOVERNMENT_COMPLEX A site and associated buildings devoted to the act or process of governing. EC GOVERNMENT_BUILDING 355
GRADATION_WORKS A trestle covered with twigs over which brine trickles and is concentrated through increased evaporation.   356
GRAIN_ELEVATOR A tall structure, equipped for loading, unloading, processing, and/or storing grain.   357
GRAIN_STORAGE_STRUCTURE An enclosed container, used for storing grain or fodder, e.g., a grain bin or silo.   358
GRANDSTAND A usually roofed structure for special viewing of outdoor events and having tiers of seats or standing room for spectators.   359
GRASS_LAND A tract of land covered by uncultured plants that have little or no woody tissue, e.g., grass.   360
GRAVE_MARKER A marker indicating an individual gravesite. EC CAIRN, EC MONUMENT 361
GREENHOUSE A building, primarily of glass, in which temperature and humidity can be controlled for the cultivation or protection of plants. EC AGRICULTURAL_FACILITY 362
GRIDIRON A flat frame structure, usually of parallel timber baulks, erected on the foreshore so that a vessel may dry out on it for painting or repair at low water.   363
GROIN A structure which normally projects outward from a shoreline and which protects a beach from erosion by disrupting the alongshore movement of sand and other sediments, not by preventing waves from reaching the shoreline. EC BREAKWATER, EC JETTY, EC MARITIME_MOLE 364
GROUND_SURFACE_ELEMENT A surface soil characteristic of the terrain.   365
GROUND_VEHICLE A vehicle capable of operation only on, or under, land.   366
GUARD_HOUSE A building that accommodates a guard, which is sometimes used as a jail for the detention of military individuals guilty of minor offences or awaiting trial. EC GUARD_ROOM 367
GUARD_ROOM A small enclosed building accommodating a guard.   368
GUARD_TOWER An elevated enclosed building accommodating one or more guards. EC GUARD_ROOM 369
GULF A large expanse of a sea or ocean partially enclosed by land, especially a long landlocked portion of sea opening through a strait. EC OCEAN, EC SEA 370
GULLY A deep ditch or channel cut in the ground by running water after a prolonged downpour (erosion induced). EC GORGE 371
GULLY_OR_GORGE A long, narrow, deep erosion with steep banks. May be further delineated specifically as EC GULLY or EC GORGE.   372

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