Nature
Reid Glacier is an eleven-mile-long glacier in Alaska within Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. It extends north to Reid Inlet, about two miles south of Glacier Bay and roughly seventy-two miles northwest of Hoonah. Members of the Harriman Alaska Expedition named it for Harry Fielding Reid. As one of the named glaciers of the Glacier Bay region, it is associated with the inlet it reaches along the park’s rugged coast shaped by ice.
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