Devdaraki Glacier

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Devdaraki Glacier is a prominent valley glacier on the slopes of Mount Kazbek in the central Caucasus, known for its rapid movement and history of destructive ice avalanches.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf valley glacier
affects Darial Gorge NERFINISHED
Georgian Military Highway corridor NERFINISHED
drainsInto Terek River basin NERFINISHED
feeds headwaters of the Terek River
hasClimateContext high-mountain Caucasus climate
hasCountryBorderContext Georgia–Russia border NERFINISHED
hasFlowDirection towards Darial Gorge
hasGlacierType valley glacier
hasHazardType debris flow
glacial flood
ice avalanche
hasLanguageName Devdaraki Glacier NERFINISHED
Devdoraki Glacier NERFINISHED
hasMorphology steep valley glacier
hasMovementCharacteristic high flow velocity
hasNotableEvent major ice-debris flow events impacting the Darial Gorge
repeated catastrophic ice avalanches in the 19th and 20th centuries
hasRiskTo settlements in the Terek valley
transport infrastructure in Darial Gorge
isSubjectOfStudyIn glaciology
natural hazard research
knownFor destructive ice avalanches
glacial outburst floods
rapid movement
locatedInCountry Georgia NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange Caucasus Mountains NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion central Caucasus
locatedNearBorderWith Russia NERFINISHED
locatedOn slopes of Mount Kazbek
monitoredFor glacial hazards
partOf Greater Caucasus NERFINISHED
situatedOnFlankOf Mount Kazbek NERFINISHED

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Mount Kazbek hasGlacier Devdaraki Glacier