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Clark Glacier lies on the east slopes of Clark Mountain in Washington’s Wenatchee National Forest. In this high-mountain setting, it descends from about 8,000 feet to 6,600 feet and connects along its upper western margin with Richardson Glacier. Also known as Walrus Glacier, it is part of the glaciated terrain that covers Clark Mountain’s upper slopes, helping define the mountain’s alpine landscape.
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