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All Glaciers of Alaska and Yukon

This child group collects Glaciers of North America members located in Alaska and the Yukon, including tidewater and valley glaciers flowing from the Saint Elias Mountains, the Juneau Icefield, Kluane National Park and Reserve, and the ranges straddling the Alaska-Yukon border. This subarctic coastal and mountain zone holds the largest concentration of named glaciers anywhere in North America outside Greenland, fed by heavy Pacific snowfall on some of the continent's highest coastal peaks, which is why it is the largest of this parent group's regional child groups.

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All Glaciers of Alaska and Yukon
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Aialik Glacier

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Amherst Glacier

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Bagley Icefield

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Bering Glacier

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Brady Glacier

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Bryn Mawr Glacier

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Carbon Glacier

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Carroll Glacier

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Columbia Glacier (Alaska)

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Davidson Glacier

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Donjek Glacier

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Exit Glacier

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Fairweather Glacier

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Fourpeaked Glacier

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Grand Pacific Glacier

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Grewingk Glacier

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Guyot Glacier

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Ha-Iltzuk Icefield

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Harvard Glacier

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Holyoke Glacier

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Hubbard Glacier

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Johns Hopkins Glacier

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Juneau Icefield

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Kahiltna Glacier

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Kaskawulsh Glacier

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Kennicott Glacier

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Klutlan Glacier

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Knik Glacier

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Lamplugh Glacier

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LeConte Glacier

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Lituya Glacier

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Logan Glacier (Alaska)

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Malaspina Glacier

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Margerie Glacier

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Matanuska Glacier

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McCarty Glacier

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Mendenhall Glacier

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Muir Glacier

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Nabesna Glacier

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Portage Glacier

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Reid Glacier

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Ruth Glacier

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Salmon Glacier

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Sargent Icefield

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Stikine Icecap

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Taku Glacier

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Tazlina Glacier

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Tustumena Glacier

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Worthington Glacier

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1. North America (Wikipedia)
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North America is a continent in the Northern and Western hemispheres.
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