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Harriman Glacier is an eight-mile glacier in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains, extending northeast from Passage Peak to the head of Harriman Fjord, about sixteen miles northeast of Whittier. It was named during the 1899 Harriman Alaska Expedition for Edward H. Harriman, the businessman who financed that journey. The glacier remains one of the named glaciers in the fjord country along the western side of Prince William Sound.
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Whittier, Alaska · United States
