Ventisquero O'Higgins

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Ventisquero O'Higgins is a massive glacier in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field of Chile, known for feeding O'Higgins Lake and being one of the largest glaciers in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
accessedBy boat tours on O'Higgins Lake
belongsToHydrologicalBasin O'Higgins Lake basin NERFINISHED
climateZone cold temperate
subpolar oceanic
continent South America
country Chile
drainsInto O'Higgins Lake NERFINISHED
feeds O'Higgins Lake NERFINISHED
flowsTowards O'Higgins Lake NERFINISHED
formationProcess long-term snow accumulation and compaction
geologicalFeatureClass glacier
hasAlternativeName O'Higgins Glacier NERFINISHED
Ventisquero O’Higgins Glacier NERFINISHED
hasColor blue-white ice
hasFeature calving front into a lake
crevassed surface
ice cliffs
moraines
hasOrientation generally eastward flow
hasProcess glacial ablation
glacial accumulation
glacial calving
hydrologicalRole freshwater source for O'Higgins Lake
isAmong largest glaciers in Chile
largest glaciers in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field
isInEcoregion Patagonian fjords and channels
isInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
isInTimeZone UTC−04:00
isMonitoredFor climate change impacts
glacier retreat
isPartOf Southern Patagonian Ice Field outlet glaciers
isSubjectOf glaciological studies in Patagonia
isTouristAttraction true
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Chile
Southern Patagonian Ice Field NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Aysén Region NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Bernardo O'Higgins National Park NERFINISHED
locatedOn Andes NERFINISHED
namedAfter Bernardo O'Higgins NERFINISHED
naturalHazardPotential glacial lake-related hazards
ice calving events
partOf Andes mountain system NERFINISHED
Patagonia NERFINISHED
regionType mountain glacier
surfaceType ice

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O'Higgins Glacier hasAlternativeName Ventisquero O'Higgins