Elephant Foot Glacier in Greenland from a Twin Otter perspective
by Ole Zeising, Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Bremerhaven, Germany
I was told that there will be a piedmont glacier on the way from Station Nord, a danish military base in northeast Greenland, to our destination in no-man’s-land next to the 79°N Glacier. On half the way, we passed the beautiful Elephant Foot Glacier, named after its symmetric shape originating from the viscous flow of the ice. The glacier is located on a peninsula and connected to a small ice cap.
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- Polar regions (196)
- Arctic (77)
- Exact location (-19.4902 W, 80.8997 N)
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Taken on 18
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2018
Submitted on 9 February 2020
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Ole Zeising (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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