Kluane Icefield

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Kluane Icefield is a vast, high-altitude icefield in the St. Elias Mountains of the Yukon, known for its extensive glaciers and role in one of the world’s largest non-polar icefields.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glaciological feature
icefield
borders Kluane National Park and Reserve NERFINISHED
Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve NERFINISHED
contains extensive glaciers
country Canada
drainsInto Alsek River basin NERFINISHED
Yukon River tributaries
elevationRange high mountain elevations
geologicalSetting active orogenic belt
hasAccessibility limited overland access
primarily by ski plane
hasCharacteristic heavily glaciated
high-altitude
vast
hasClimate polar-influenced
subarctic
hasFeature crevassed glacier surfaces
ice caps
snowfields
hasHazard avalanches
glacier crevasses
severe weather conditions
hasImportance freshwater storage
sea-level rise studies
hasProcess crevasse formation
ice flow toward outlet glaciers
surface melting in summer
hasProtectionStatus within protected areas network of Kluane region
hasResearchStations seasonal glaciology camps
hasSnowAccumulation high annual snowfall
knownFor large continuous ice cover
major outlet glaciers
role in climate and glacier research
locatedIn Canada
St. Elias Mountains NERFINISHED
Yukon NERFINISHED
near Canada–United States border NERFINISHED
Mount Logan NERFINISHED
partOf Kluane National Park and Reserve region NERFINISHED
North American Cordillera glaciation NERFINISHED
St. Elias Mountains icefield complex NERFINISHED
one of the world’s largest non-polar icefields
usedFor climate change studies
glaciological research
mountaineering
ski expeditions

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Saint Elias Mountains contains Kluane Icefield