Nature
Ingia Glacier, also known by the Danish name Inngia Isbræ, is a marine-terminating outlet of the Greenland Ice Sheet in Avannaata Municipality in western Greenland. Its ice flows generally from north-northeast toward south-southwest before turning southwest near its front. The glacier ends in Inngia Fjord, a branch of Karrat Fjord that opens toward Nordost Bay and Baffin Bay in the North Atlantic. In this setting, it is part of the complex boundary where Greenland’s inland ice sheet meets the deeply indented western coast.
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Avannaata · Greenland