Lamplugh Glacier, in Glacier Bay, Alaska, shows the snout of a typical tidewater glacier. Because the surface of the ice is heavily crevassed and jagged, small bits of ice have broken off, seen here floating in the water.
—AGS collection, 1941, at the World Data Center for Glaciology, Boulder
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