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Alaska Glaciers. Over outwash plain toward Hidden Glacier, which is northeast of Yakutat in the St. Elias Mountains. June 1956. Malaspina Reconnaissance project.
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Alaska Glaciers. View northwest up Russell Fiord toward Hubbard Glacier in the distance. Malaspina Reconnaissance Project. Yakutat quadrangle. Yakutat district, Alaska Gulf region, Alaska. June 1956.
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Alaska-Glaciers. Guyot Glacier tidal front from ridge west of Icy Bay. Yakataga district, Alaska Gulf region, Alaska. June 29, 1953.
Alaska Glaciers. Folded moranic bands, Bering Glacier Katalla district, Alaska Gulf region, Alaska. September 16, 1954.
Alaska Glaciers. Terminus of Taku Glacier, which is northeast of Juneau in the Coast Mountains. May 1904.
Alaska Glaciers. Front of Guyot Glacier, which is northwest of Yakutat in the Chugach Mountains, probably 90 degrees to that shown in photo mdj01115. July 24, 1953.
East Glacier northeast side of Mt. Douglas. Ice front and emerging stream showing mass that fell where we had just stood. Alaska Peninsula, Alaska. July 27, 1904.
An August 2004, north-looking photograph, taken by Ron Karpilo, National Park Service, showing a retreating unnamed valley glacier that forms the East Fork of the Teklanika River, Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska. The photograph shows the retreating, debris-covered terminus of East Fork Teklanika Glacier with an elevated lateral moraine on its west (left) side. Compare with a 1906 photograph from the same location by S.R. Capps. Note: Link to S.R. Capps photograph number 917 is under Web Links below.
Photograph illustrating how temporary lakes are caused by periodically surging glaciers: Tikke Glacier at beginning of surge. Tikke Glacier, located north of Glacier Bay, is subject to periodic surges in which the ice suddenly advances several kilometers at approximately 20-year intervals. This view of the glacier was taken when a surge was moving rapidly down the glacier. Lateral valleys to the right of the glacier do not contain lakes: farther up glacier on the left side the fast-moving ice recently has dammed the lateral streams. British Columbia, Canada. August 1965. Published on sheet 3 of U. S. Geological Survey. Hydrologic investigations. Atlas HA-455. 1971.
Mountains viewed through glaciated valley, looking southwest from valley immediately southeast of Nenana Glacier. Valdez Creek district, Cook Inlet region. Alaska. August 14, 1913.
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Pogue, J.E. Collection,
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Photograph illustrating damage caused by outburst floods: Copper River. Copper River and Northwestern Railway bridge near Chitina being swept away by a major flood. Generally clear, balmy weather prevailed at the time so the flood is judged to have been due to a glacier-dammed lake outburst, probably originating from lakes dammed by Tazlina Glacier. Copper River region. Alaska. August 1932. (Photo by Alaska Department of Highways) Published on sheet 3 in U. S. Geological Survey. Hydrologic investigations. Atlas HA-455. 1971.
Alaska Glaciers. From south 30 degrees west, westward to slightly north of west of the lower terminal portion of Matanuska Glacier from the southern part of the summit of Glacier Point or Lion Head. Matanuska Glacier is northeast of Palmer in the Chugach Mountains. August 9, 1954. Photos wjr01237, wjr01238, wjr01239, wjr01240, and wjr01241 form a panorama.
Alaska Glaciers. Pond in front of Davidson glacier, probably H.F. Reid seated at right Southeastern Alaska. 1932.
Alaska Glaciers. Tustumena Glacier, which is on the Kenai Peninsula, viewed from 1,000 feet from its terminus. Circa 1906. Photos mgc00470 and mgc00471 form a panorama.
Album caption:Davidson Glacier, Lynn Canal. Southeastern Alaska. 1906. Handwritten note on album caption: Subject Album v. 47, p.41. S.E. Alaska region.
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View looking southwestward toward Woodworth Glacier shows outwash and a series of curved ridges in ground moraine. Malaspina Reconnaissance Project. Tasnuna district, Copper River region, Alaska. June 1956.
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Alaska Glaciers. Front of Davidson glacier, Lynn Canal man for scale, Southeastern Alaska. 1932.
Alaska Glaciers. Front of Guyot Glacier, which is northwest of Yakutat in the Chugach Mountains, looking toward Mount St. Elias. June 30, 1953.
Alaska Glaciers. Fluted moraine and disturbed forest on the front of Columbia Glacier, which is southwest of Valdez in the Chugach Mountains. Harriman Expedition, June 26, 1899. Plate 8-A, U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 526.
Alaska Glaciers. The so-called "Hidden Basin" is first basin north of Sumdum Glacier. Taken frm near same point as Photo No. ghr00505. Petersburg district, SE Alaska region. September 1944.
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