Boulder Glacier

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Boulder Glacier is a prominent glacier on the southeastern flank of Washington State’s Mount Baker, known for its dynamic retreat and crevasse-riven ice.

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Boulder Glacier canonical 2

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
mountain glacier
belongsTo Mount Baker volcanic system
climateZone maritime glacier climate
country United States
drains southeastern sector of Mount Baker icecap
feeds Boulder Creek
flowsToward southeast
hasAccessTrail Boulder Ridge route (Mount Baker)
hasFeature crevasse-riven ice
heavily crevassed surface
icefall sections
hasHazard crevasse falls
icefall collapse
rockfall near terminus
hasMorphology valley glacier characteristics
hasOrientation southeast-facing
hasRetreatedSince late 19th century
hasSurfaceType snow and ice
hydrologicalBasin Nooksack River basin
linked to: Nooksack River
isMonitoredFor climate change indicators
glacial retreat
locatedIn United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County NERFINISHED
locatedOn Mount Baker
locatedOnFlank southeastern flank of Mount Baker
mountain Mount Baker
notableFor crevasse development
dynamic retreat
rapid 20th-century retreat
partOf Cascade Range
North Cascades
region Pacific Northwest
state Washington
status retreating
surfaceElevationContext high-elevation glacier on Mount Baker
terminusType icefall
talus
usedFor glaciological study
mountaineering access on Mount Baker

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mount Baker hasGlacier Boulder Glacier
Mazama Glacier near Boulder Glacier