Lodowiec Malaspina
 Zdjęcie lodowca Malaspina wykonane z pokładu wahadłowca Atlantis, podczas misji STS-66 (1994) | |
| Państwo | |
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| Powierzchnia | 4000 km² |
Położenie na mapie Alaski  | |
Położenie na mapie Ameryki Północnej  | |
| 59°55′09″N 140°31′59″W/59,919200 -140,533000 | |
Lodowiec Malaspina – lodowiec podgórski (piedmontowy) na południowym wybrzeżu Alaski, w USA, u podnóża Góry Świętego Eliasza. Jego powierzchnia wynosi około 4000 km². Nazwa lodowca pochodzi od nazwiska włoskiego odkrywcy Alessandro Malaspina.
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Location map of Alaska, USA
Equirectangular projection, N/S stretching 210.0 %. Geographic limits of the map:
- N: 72.0° N
- S: 51.0° N
- W: 172.0° E
- E: 129.0° W
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Location map of North America with national borders.
- Projection: Lambert azimuthal equal-area projection.
- Area of interest:
- N: 90.0° N
- S: 5.0° N
- W: -140.0° E
- E: -60.0° E
- Projection center:
- NS: 47.5° N
- WE: -100.0° E
- GMT projection: -JA-100/47.5/20.0c
- GMT region: -R-138.3726888474925/-3.941007863604182/2.441656573833029/50.63933645705661r
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MALASPINA GLACIER, ALASKA (STS066-117-014). Malaspina Glacier can be seen in this north-northeastern photograph taken in figure 12. The glacier, located in the south shore of Alaska is a classic example of a piedmont glacier lying along the foot of a mountain range. The principal source of ice for the glacier is provided by the Seward Ice Field to the north (top portion of the view) which flows through three narrow outlets onto the coastal plain. The glacier moves in surges that rush earlier-formed moraines outward into the expanding concentric patterns along the flanks of the ice mass.
MALASPINA GLACIER, ALASKA (STS066-117-014). Malaspina Glacier can be seen in this north-northeastern photograph taken in figure 12. The glacier, located in the south shore of Alaska is a classic example of a piedmont glacier lying along the foot of a mountain range. The principal source of ice for the glacier is provided by the Seward Ice Field to the north (top portion of the view) which flows through three narrow outlets onto the coastal plain. The glacier moves in surges that rush earlier-formed moraines outward into the expanding concentric patterns along the flanks of the ice mass.