"Mendenhall Glacier"
Taken July 2008.
Located just 12 miles outside of Juneau. The glacier itself is about 12 miles long, 1.5 miles wide, & 100 feet high. Its source is the Juneau icefield, which extends from north of Juneau to the border of British Columbia, Canada. The Mendenhall Glacier is a receding glacier, which means it "calves" off big pieces of ice, called icebergs.
Taken July 2008.
Located just 12 miles outside of Juneau. The glacier itself is about 12 miles long, 1.5 miles wide, & 100 feet high. Its source is the Juneau icefield, which extends from north of Juneau to the border of British Columbia, Canada. The Mendenhall Glacier is a receding glacier, which means it "calves" off big pieces of ice, called icebergs.
"Mendenhall Glacier"
Taken July 2008.
Located just 12 miles outside of Juneau. The glacier itself is about 12 miles long, 1.5 miles wide, & 100 feet high. Its source is the Juneau icefield, which extends from north of Juneau to the border of British Columbia, Canada. The Mendenhall Glacier is a receding glacier, which means it "calves" off big pieces of ice, called icebergs.
Taken July 2008.
Located just 12 miles outside of Juneau. The glacier itself is about 12 miles long, 1.5 miles wide, & 100 feet high. Its source is the Juneau icefield, which extends from north of Juneau to the border of British Columbia, Canada. The Mendenhall Glacier is a receding glacier, which means it "calves" off big pieces of ice, called icebergs.
