Glacier Peak

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Glacier Peak is a glaciated stratovolcano in Washington State, known as one of the major and more remote volcanoes of the Cascade Range.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cascade Range volcano
glaciated volcano
stratovolcano
age Pleistocene to Holocene
climbingRoute Disappointment Peak Cleaver route
White Chuck Glacier route
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distanceToSeattle approximately 110 km
drainage North Fork Sauk River
Suiattle River
White Chuck River
elevation 10541 ft
3213 m
eruptiveProduct andesite
dacite
rhyodacite
firstAscent 1897
firstAscentBy United States Geological Survey
surface form: Party of the U.S. Geological Survey

Thomas Gerdine
geologicalSetting subduction zone volcano
hasGlacier Chocolate Glacier
Cool Glacier
Dusty Glacier
Kennedy Glacier
North Guardian Glacier
Scimitar Glacier
South Guardian Glacier
Suiattle Glacier
White Chuck Glacier
hazardType lahars
pyroclastic flows
tephra fall
isPartOf Glacier Peak Wilderness
knownFor explosive eruptions
extensive glaciation
remote location
lastEruption Holocene epoch
approximately 18th–19th century CE
listedOn Washington Bulger Top 100
locatedIn Snohomish County
surface form: Snohomish County, Washington

Washington
surface form: Washington State
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange Cascade Range
nearestMajorCity Seattle, Washington, United States
surface form: Seattle, Washington
notableEruption large late Pleistocene explosive eruptions
prominence 7020 ft
topographicIsolation approximately 31 km
volcanicArcOrBelt Cascade Volcanic Arc
volcanoType stratovolcano
withinProtectedArea Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

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Cascade Volcanic Arc hasVolcano Glacier Peak
Cascade Range notablePeak Glacier Peak
Chocolate Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Chocolate Glacier associatedWith Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak volcano
Cool Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Cool Glacier namedAfter Glacier Peak
Thomas Gerdine notableAscent Glacier Peak
Glacier Peak Wilderness hasVolcano Glacier Peak
White Chuck River source Glacier Peak
North Fork Sauk River source Glacier Peak
Suiattle River sourceLocation Glacier Peak
Suiattle River nearbyPeak Glacier Peak
Kennedy Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Scimitar Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Scimitar Glacier partOf Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak volcanic complex
Scimitar Glacier hasParentPeak Glacier Peak
Scimitar Glacier isOnVolcano Glacier Peak
South Guardian Glacier locatedOn Glacier Peak
South Guardian Glacier partOf Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak volcanic edifice
South Guardian Glacier isOnSlopeOf Glacier Peak
South Guardian Glacier isNear Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak summit
South Guardian Glacier formsPartOf Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak glacier system
White Chuck Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
White Chuck Glacier onSlopeOf Glacier Peak
White Chuck Glacier near Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak summit
Dusty Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Dusty Glacier locatedOnSlopeOf Glacier Peak
Dusty Glacier drainsFrom Glacier Peak
Suiattle Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
Suiattle Glacier locatedOnFlankOf Glacier Peak
Suiattle Glacier partOf Glacier Peak
this entity surface form: Glacier Peak volcanic complex
North Guardian Glacier locatedIn Glacier Peak
North Guardian Glacier onSlopeOf Glacier Peak
CVO monitors Glacier Peak
subject surface form: Cascades Volcano Observatory