Bering Glacier

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Bering Glacier is the largest glacier in North America, located in southeastern Alaska where it flows from the St. Elias Mountains toward the Gulf of Alaska.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
glacier system
tidewater glacier
valley glacier
affectedBy global warming
country United States
drainsInto Gulf of Alaska
exhibits surge behavior
feeds Bering Glacier
flowsFrom St. Elias Mountains
flowsToward Gulf of Alaska
forms proglacial lakes
hasArea over 1900 square miles
over 5000 square kilometers
hasCoordinateLatitude approximately 60.0 N
hasCoordinateLongitude approximately 143.0 W
hasLength approximately 118 miles
approximately 190 kilometers
hasMouthNear Gulf of Alaska
hasOutflow Seal River
Tsivat River NERFINISHED
hasPart Bagley Icefield
hasStatus retreating
hasSurfaceFeature crevasses
icefalls
moraines
influences local sea level
regional climate
isFedBy Bagley Icefield
isLargestGlacierIn North America
locatedIn Alaska
North America
United States
southeastern Alaska
monitoredBy National Aeronautics and Space Administration
linked to: NASA

United States Geological Survey
namedAfter Vitus Bering
near Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve
Yakutat, Alaska
linked to: Yakutat
partOf Bering Glacier–Bagley Icefield system
linked to: Bering Glacier

St. Elias Mountains
state Alaska
subjectOf climate change studies
glaciological research
terminatesIn Vitus Lake NERFINISHED
typeOf surging glacier

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Vitus Bering associatedWith Bering Glacier
Bering namesakeOf Bering Glacier
Bagley Icefield feeds Bering Glacier
subject linked to: Bering Glacier
Bering Glacier partOf Bering Glacier–Bagley Icefield system
linked to: Bering Glacier