NATURE · GLACIER

Martin River Glacier

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Martin River Glacier is a twenty-five-mile-long glacier in southern Alaska, in the Yakutat–Copper River region of the Chugach Mountains. It flows southwest to its terminus at the head of the Martin River, about twenty miles northeast of Katalla. As part of the heavily glaciated landscape of the Chugach range, it helps illustrate how icefields and valley glaciers shape the terrain and feed nearby rivers. Its importance is chiefly geographic, as one of the named glaciers in this remote part of Alaska.
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