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Saparevo Glacier

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Saparevo Glacier is a glacier about 1.8 kilometers long and two kilometers wide, draining the northwest slopes of the Imeon Range on Smith Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. It lies northeast of Kongur Glacier and flows between Mount Christi to the north and Matochina Peak to the southwest, emptying into Vedena Cove on the Drake Passage. It was mapped by Bulgarian survey in 2009 and named for the town of Saparevo in southwestern Bulgaria.

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