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Shear or herring-bone crevasses on the Emmons Glacier; such crevasses often form near the edge of a glacier where interactions with underlying or marginal rock impede flow. In this case, the impediment appears to be some distance from the near margin of the glacier.
  • Viewpoint location: East Ridge of Steamboat Prow 90 m west of Camp Curtis, Mount Rainier National Park
  • Viewpoint elevation: 2825 meter (9270 ft)
  • View direction: South-southeast
  • Location source: Casio 1675 altimeter watch, notes, Google Earth
  • Location Datum: WGS84
  • Camera: Olympus 35 mm
Date 8 August 2002, 14:45 −07:00
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Author Walter Siegmund (talk)
Camera location46° 52′ 22.08″ N, 121° 43′ 37.56″ W  Heading=165° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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