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Nassau Fjord, also spelled Nassau Fiord, is a four-mile inlet off Prince William Sound in Alaska, formed by glacial carving and notable for the dense ice and active glacier scenery at its head. The tidewater Chenega Glacier meets the water along a two-mile calving face, while the Princeton and Tigertail glaciers also end close to the fjord. This concentration of glaciers fills the fjord with icebergs and has made it a popular destination for kayakers and boaters, with trips commonly departing from nearby Chenega or Whittier.
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Chenega, Alaska · United States
