Hubbard Glacier region

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The Hubbard Glacier region is a remote glaciated area in eastern Alaska and Yukon dominated by the massive tidewater Hubbard Glacier and surrounding rugged mountain and coastal landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
glaciated region
accessedBy aircraft
boat
adjacentTo Disenchantment Bay NERFINISHED
Yakutat Bay NERFINISHED
characterizedBy extensive glaciation
remote location
steep relief
contains Hubbard Glacier NERFINISHED
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantFeature Hubbard Glacier NERFINISHED
drainageTo North Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
geology rapidly uplifting mountains
tectonically active margin
hasBiodiversityFeature anadromous fish runs
marine mammals
seabird colonies
hasClimate maritime-influenced climate
subarctic climate
hasEcosystemType alpine tundra
coastal temperate rainforest
marine ecosystem
hasHazard glacial outburst flooding
ice-dammed lake formation
iceberg hazards to navigation
hasHumanPresence seasonal tourism workers
sparse permanent population
hasLandscapeType coastal landscape
rugged mountain landscape
tidewater glacier landscape
hasProtectedAreaNearby Kluane National Park and Reserve NERFINISHED
Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve NERFINISHED
knownFor active tidewater glacier dynamics
calving icebergs
rapid glacier advance and retreat
locatedIn Yukon NERFINISHED
eastern Alaska NERFINISHED
near Gulf of Alaska NERFINISHED
partOf Hubbard Glacier watershed NERFINISHED
Pacific coastal region of North America
Saint Elias Mountains NERFINISHED
supportsActivity climate change research
cruise ship tourism
ecotourism
glaciological research

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Wrangell Mountains contains Hubbard Glacier region