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Glaciers of the Alps

This child group collects Glaciers of Europe members located in the Alps, spanning Switzerland, Austria, France, Italy and the Bavarian Alps of Germany, including well-documented named glaciers of the Mont Blanc Massif, the Valais and the Tyrol. The Alps are Europe's most intensively studied glaciated range, with centuries of mapping and, more recently, some of the world's longest continuous mass-balance records, which is why they account for the majority of this parent group's named entries even after Scandinavia, the Caucasus and other ranges are split out.

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Aargletschers

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Allalin Glacier

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Argentière Glacier

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Arolla Glacier

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Belvedere Glacier

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Biferten Glacier

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Bossons Glacier

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Brenva Glacier

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Calderone glacier

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Corbassière Glacier

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Dachstein Glacier

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Diablerets Glacier

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Eiskar

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Fee Glacier

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Ferpècle Glacier

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Fiescher Glacier

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Findel Glacier

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Forno Glacier

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Géant Glacier

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Giétro Glacier

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Glacier Blanc

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Glacier Noir

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Grand Désert

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Gries Glacier

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Hallstätter Glacier

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Höllentalferner

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Kander Neve

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Konkordiaplatz

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Lower Grindelwald Glacier

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Marmolada Glacier

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Matterhorn Glacier

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Miage Glacier

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Moiry Glacier

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Moming Glacier

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Morteratsch Glacier

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Oberaargletscher

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Oberaletsch Glacier

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Otemma Glacier

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Palü Glacier

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Pasterze Glacier

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Plaine Morte Glacier

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Porchabella Glacier

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Rettenbach glacier

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Rhine Glacier

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Rhône Glacier

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Roseg Glacier

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Rosenlaui Glacier

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Rossbode Glacier

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Saleina Glacier

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Schlatenkees

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1. Europe (Wikipedia)
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Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.
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