Boulder Glacier

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Boulder Glacier is a prominent glacier on the southeastern flank of Washington State’s Mount Baker, known for its dynamic retreat and crevasse-riven ice.

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Boulder Glacier canonical 2

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
mountain glacier
belongsTo Mount Baker volcanic system
climateZone maritime glacier climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drains southeastern sector of Mount Baker icecap
feeds Boulder Creek
flowsToward southeast
hasAccessTrail Boulder Ridge route (Mount Baker)
hasFeature crevasse-riven ice
heavily crevassed surface
icefall sections
hasHazard crevasse falls
icefall collapse
rockfall near terminus
hasMorphology valley glacier characteristics
hasOrientation southeast-facing
hasRetreatedSince late 19th century
hasSurfaceType snow and ice
hydrologicalBasin Nooksack River
surface form: Nooksack River basin
isMonitoredFor climate change indicators
glacial retreat
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington
surface form: Washington State

Whatcom County NERFINISHED
locatedOn Mount Baker
locatedOnFlank southeastern flank of Mount Baker
mountain Mount Baker
notableFor crevasse development
dynamic retreat
rapid 20th-century retreat
partOf Cascade Range
North Cascades
region Pacific Northwest
state Washington
status retreating
surfaceElevationContext high-elevation glacier on Mount Baker
terminusType icefall
talus
usedFor glaciological study
mountaineering access on Mount Baker

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mount Baker hasGlacier Boulder Glacier
Mazama Glacier near Boulder Glacier