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The Cameron Glaciers are a small cluster of glaciers on Mount Cameron in Washington’s Olympic Mountains within Olympic National Park. Instead of one continuous ice field, they occupy four separate cirques on the mountain’s north to northeast-facing side at elevations from about 6,700 feet to just under 6,000 feet. The smallest glaciers lie in the easternmost northeast-facing cirque, the largest is immediately to the west, and the two westernmost are roughly similar in area. Sharp arêtes divide the cirques, and meltwater from all of the glaciers flows north into Cameron Creek.
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