Calderone Glacier

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Calderone Glacier is a small, high-altitude glacier in Italy’s Apennine Mountains, often cited as one of Europe’s southernmost glaciers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
glacier
area less than 0.1 square kilometres in the early 21st century
climateInfluence Mediterranean climate
climateZone temperate
composition ice and firn
continent Europe
country Italy
countrySubdivision Region of Abruzzo NERFINISHED
discoveredInCentury 18th century
drainageBasin Adriatic Sea basin NERFINISHED
elevation about 2700–2850 metres above sea level
hasBeenDescribedAs at risk of disappearing in the 21st century
hasFeature crevasses (small and seasonal)
seasonal snow cover
hasObservation fragmentation into smaller ice bodies in recent decades
significant mass loss during the 20th century
hemisphere Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
highestNearbyPeak Corno Grande NERFINISHED
isAmong southernmost glaciers in Europe
latitudeDirection Northern
locatedIn Abruzzo NERFINISHED
Apennine Mountains NERFINISHED
Gran Sasso d’Italia massif NERFINISHED
Province of L’Aquila NERFINISHED
central Italy NERFINISHED
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
locatedOn Corno Grande NERFINISHED
mountainRange Apennines NERFINISHED
near Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of Europe’s southernmost glaciers
rapid reduction in surface area since the late 20th century
region Apennine Peninsula NERFINISHED
researchField climate science
glaciology
scientificInterest climate change indicator
glaciology research site
status rapidly retreating
shrinking
threat climate change
global warming
type cirque glacier

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Gran Sasso d’Italia hasGlacier Calderone Glacier
Gran Sasso d’Italia notableFeature Calderone Glacier
Corno Grande hasGlacier Calderone Glacier
Corno Grande knownFor Calderone Glacier