Muldrow Glacier
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Muldrow Glacier is a major valley glacier on the north side of Denali in Alaska, known for its length, historical climbing route access, and notable surges.
Statements (43)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
glacier
→
valley glacier → |
| continent | North America → |
| country |
United States of America
→
surface form:
United States
|
| drainageDirection | north → |
| ecosystemRole |
freshwater storage
→
influence on local climate conditions → influence on local hydrology → |
| environment | subarctic → |
| experiences | periodic surge events → |
| exploredBy | Robert Muldrow NERFINISHED → |
| flowsFrom | slopes of Denali → |
| flowsThrough | north side of Alaska Range → |
| glacierType | valley glacier → |
| hasFeature |
crevasses
→
icefalls → medial moraines → |
| hasResearchInterest |
climate change impacts on glaciers
→
glaciology → surge-type glacier dynamics → |
| hazard |
crevasse fields
→
rapid movement during surges → unstable ice → |
| historicalSignificance | primary access route for early Denali expeditions → |
| isAccessPointFor | Denali north-side climbing routes → |
| locatedIn |
Alaska
→
Denali National Park and Preserve → United States of America →
surface form:
United States
|
| locatedOn | north side of Denali → |
| monitoredBy | National Park Service → |
| monitoredFor |
glacial movement
→
surge activity → |
| mountain | Denali → |
| namedAfter | Robert Muldrow NERFINISHED → |
| notableFor |
glacial surges
→
historical climbing route access to Denali → length → |
| partOf |
Alaska Range glacial system
→
Denali north-side landscape → |
| protectedArea | Denali National Park and Preserve → |
| tourism |
backcountry mountaineering
→
wilderness trekking → |
| usedAs | traditional approach route for early Denali ascents → |
Referenced by (3)
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