 ... discharges more icebergs than any of the other cascading tongues and terminates with a precipitous cliff over 100 feet high. GILBERT states that the Bryn Mawr Glacier, "next south of the Smith, is somewhat larger. Its two main branches, gathering...  Alaska: Glaciers and glaciation - Page 881904Full view - About this book
 | Eduard Brückner - Climatology - 1913 - 396 pages
...somewhat larger. Its two main branches, gathering in mountain valleys not well seen from the sea, became visible in twin cascades, and then, uniting their...hundred feet before breaking off in the terminal cliff." This shows clearly that the expanded lower portion and flat f00t were already developed in 1899, and... | |
 | Eduard Brückner - Climatology - 1913 - 418 pages
...somewhat larger. Its two main branches, gathering in mountain valleys not well seen from the sea, became visible in twin cascades, and then, uniting their...the sea. As tide is reached, there is a tendency to Hatten the profile, and the central portion of the stream becomes nearly or quite horizontal for a... | |
 | Ralph Stockman Tarr, Lawrence Martin - Glaciers - 1914 - 728 pages
...somewhat larger. Its two main branches, gathering in mountain valleys not well seen from the sea, became visible in twin cascades, and then, uniting their...hundred feet before breaking off in the terminal cliff." This shows clearly that the expanded lower portion with a flat foot, was already developed in 1899... | |
 | Eduard Brückner - Climatology - 1918 - 400 pages
...somewhat larger. Its two main branches, gathering in mountain valleys not well seen from the sea, became visible in twin cascades, and then, uniting their...the sea. As tide is reached, there is a tendency to Hatten the profile, and the central portion of the stream becomes nearly or quite horizontal for a... | |
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