Campo de Hielo Norte

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Campo de Hielo Norte is a vast Patagonian ice field in southern Chile, known as one of the largest mid-latitude ice masses in the world and a major source of outlet glaciers and freshwater.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier system
ice field
borderedBy mountain ranges of the Andes
climate cold temperate
country Chile
drainsTo Pacific Ocean
fjords of southern Chile
feeds proglacial lakes
rivers of the Aysén Region
forms icebergs in fjords and lakes
geologicalSetting Andean orogeny
governedBy Government of Chile
hasAblationZone termini of outlet glaciers
hasAccess mountaineering routes
scientific expeditions
hasFeature crevasses
icefalls
outlet glaciers
hasImportance indicator of climate variability
regional freshwater reservoir
hasLanguageOrigin Spanish
hasNearbySettlement Cochrane
Puerto Aysén
hasProcess glacier retreat
surface melting
hasSnowAccumulationZone high Andes of Aysén
hasType temperate ice field
is a major source of freshwater
a major source of outlet glaciers
one of the largest mid-latitude ice masses in the world
isGlaciologicallyRelatedTo Campo de Hielo Sur
Southern Patagonian Ice Field
isPartOf Patagonian Ice Fields
isSmallerThan Campo de Hielo Sur
locatedIn Aysén Region
Patagonia
locatedInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
locatedOnContinent South America
nameMeaning Northern Icefield
surface form: Northern Ice Field
partOf Andes
partOfProtectedArea various Chilean protected areas and reserves
surfaceType perennial ice and snow
threatenedBy climate change
global warming
usedFor climate change studies
glaciological research
hydrological studies

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