Nature
Kuskulana Glacier lies in Alaska’s Wrangell Mountains, stretching southwest about 24 kilometers from Mount Blackburn to the head of the Kuskulana River, northwest of McCarthy. Its name was recorded in 1900 by T. G. Gerdine of the United States Geological Survey, who identified it as an Indigenous name. The glacier forms part of the heavily glaciated landscape surrounding Mount Blackburn, one of the major peaks in the Wrangell range.
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Chitina, Alaska · United States
