File:027079.jpg
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Sunlight catches the lower part of the Nisqually Glacier at the lower right-center; the glacier descends in a series of icefalls more than 3000 vertical meters from the summit icecap.
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| Description |
Sunlight catches the lower part of the Nisqually Glacier at the lower right-center; the glacier descends in a series of icefalls more than 3000 vertical meters from the summit icecap. |
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| Source |
The image appears on a website entitled, "Global Volcanism Program Rainier" at url=http://www.volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=321030. |
| Date |
13 March 2015 (upload date) |
| Author |
Lee Siebert (Smithsonian Institution) |
| Rationale |
No free licensed or public domain alternatives to show the lower part of the Nisqually Glacier which descends in a series of icefalls more than 3000 vertical meters from the summit icecap. Smithsonian Institution images are usually not Public Domain. |
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| current | 02:55, 14 March 2015 | | 320 × 213 (23 KB) | Marshallsumter (discuss | contribs) | Sunlight catches the lower part of the Nisqually Glacier at the lower right-center; the glacier descends in a series of icefalls more than 3000 vertical meters from the summit icecap. Category:Glaciology images |
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