Grinnell Glacier

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Grinnell Glacier is a prominent and rapidly retreating mountain glacier in Montana’s Glacier National Park, noted for its striking turquoise meltwater lake and accessibility to hikers.

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Grinnell Glacier canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
mountain glacier
accessibleFrom Many Glacier
surface form: Many Glacier area
accessibleVia Grinnell Glacier Trail
climateZone alpine subarctic climate
country United States of America
drainageBasin Missouri River Basin
surface form: Missouri River basin
drainsInto Swiftcurrent Creek NERFINISHED
formationType cirque glacier
hasEcosystemType alpine environment
hasFeature crevasses
ice cliffs
icefalls
moraines
proglacial lake
turquoise meltwater lake
hasHazard avalanche risk
icefall
rockfall
hasNearbyGlacier Gem Glacier
Salamander Glacier
hasStatus retreating glacier
hasTourismActivity day hiking
guided ranger hikes
photography
isEvidenceFor regional climate warming
isSubjectOf climate change research
glaciological studies
repeat photography comparisons
knownFor accessibility to hikers
rapid retreat
scenic views
turquoise-colored lake
locatedIn Glacier National Park
Montana
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInCounty Glacier County
surface form: Glacier County, Montana
locatedInMountainRange Lewis Range
monitoredBy National Park Service
monitoredFor climate change impacts
namedAfter George Bird Grinnell
partOf Crown of the Continent Ecosystem
Glacier National Park glacier monitoring program
protectedArea Glacier National Park
withinUSState Montana

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Glacier National Park containsFeature Grinnell Glacier
Many Glacier hasViewOf Grinnell Glacier