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Bruckner Glacier, known in Danish as Brückner Gletscher, is an eastern Greenland glacier that drains the eastern side of the Greenland Ice Sheet and flows toward Johan Petersen Fjord. Located about 6 kilometers south of Heim Glacier, its terminus reaches the eastern side of the fjord’s head. Nunataks there separate its terminus from that of Heim Glacier. Together, the two glaciers release icebergs into the inner part of Johan Petersen Fjord, making this glacier part of a connected glacial system feeding ice into the fjord.
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