Scott Glacier

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Scott Glacier is a major Antarctic glacier in the Transantarctic Mountains that flows southward into the Ross Ice Shelf.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
classification valley glacier
continent Antarctica
countryClaim New Zealand NERFINISHED
discoveredBy Byrd Antarctic Expedition NERFINISHED
discoveryEra early 20th century
drainageBasin Ross Ice Shelf NERFINISHED
environment polar
flowDirection southward
flowsInto Ross Ice Shelf NERFINISHED
geologicalSetting boundary between East Antarctica and West Antarctica
hasClimate cold desert climate
hasFeature crevassed lower reaches
steep gradient near the Transantarctic Mountains
hasResearchActivity geological mapping along its margins
glaciological studies
hazard crevasses
isPartOf East Antarctic Ice Sheet drainage system NERFINISHED
locatedIn Antarctica
Transantarctic Mountains NERFINISHED
mountainRange Transantarctic Mountains NERFINISHED
namedAfter Robert Falcon Scott NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the major outlet glaciers of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet
forming a route from the polar plateau to the Ross Ice Shelf
partOf Ross Dependency NERFINISHED
region Ross Ice Shelf sector NERFINISHED
surfaceType ice
terminus Ross Ice Shelf NERFINISHED
usedAs route for scientific traverses

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Ross Ice Shelf terminusOf Scott Glacier