Home›Glaciers and Ice Formations›Glaciers of Europe›Glaciers of the Alps›All Glaciers of the AlpsBrowse ByAll Glaciers of the AlpsThis 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.FactsAll Glaciers of the AlpsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonContinentWell-attestedEurope 1All Glaciers of the AlpsFilter Results64 entriesFormation FamilyAllGlaciers of Europe (64)Glaciers of the Alps (64)Formation TypeAllGlaciers of the Alps (64)WhereAllAustria (7)France (6)Germany (4)Italy (6)Switzerland (44)United States (1)Formed By (Process)AllErosion (1)Glaciation (62)Protected StatusAllLocally or Regionally Protected (1)National Park or Reserve (7)Natura 2000 Site (5)Ramsar Wetland Site (2)UNESCO World Heritage Site (11)DisciplineAllGeomorphology (2)Glaciology (61)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 50AargletschersGlaciers and Ice FormationsAllalin GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsArgentière GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsArolla GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsBelvedere GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsBiferten GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsBossons GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsBrenva GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsCalderone glacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsCorbassière GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsDachstein GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsDiablerets GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsEiskarGlaciers and Ice FormationsFee GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsFerpècle GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsFiescher GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsFindel GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsForno GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsGéant GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsGiétro GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsGlacier BlancGlaciers and Ice FormationsGlacier NoirGlaciers and Ice FormationsGrand DésertGlaciers and Ice FormationsGries GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsHallstätter GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsHöllentalfernerGlaciers and Ice FormationsKander NeveGlaciers and Ice FormationsKonkordiaplatzGlaciers and Ice FormationsLower Grindelwald GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMarmolada GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMatterhorn GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMiage GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMoiry GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMoming GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsMorteratsch GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsOberaargletscherGlaciers and Ice FormationsOberaletsch GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsOtemma GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsPalü GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsPasterze GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsPlaine Morte GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsPorchabella GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRettenbach glacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRhine GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRhône GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRoseg GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRosenlaui GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsRossbode GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsSaleina GlacierGlaciers and Ice FormationsSchlatenkeesGlaciers and Ice Formations12Next →Sources1. Europe (Wikipedia)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationLead sectionQuote, Lead sectionEurope is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.