Se EE

“Fast Glacier

; toward Kluane Lake, 150 ‘mil

‘-yroke away from the. {ce cap on

~ wey of the area last month.

‘14 The Guardian,

Thurs., Aug. 4, 1968. |

Canada Has

DITAWA . (CP). Canada has @ne. of the ‘fastest'’’ glaciers in the world

Steele Galcier {s crashing its way down a , mountain valley es ‘west of Whitehorse, Yukon, at about 50-feet a day.~ ; The /22-square-mile ‘sheet ‘of \cé has covered five miles since the end of April Most glaciers in ‘the area move 200 to 300 feet a year oe

Scientists halleve the “glacier

13,000-foot Mount ‘Steele, some- time in April, at about the 7,000 foot level

Geoffrey—Hattersley - Smith.

giaciologist with thev:Defence4 Research Board, Wednesday de- scribed the glacier’s moyemert as spectacul ar’ and excep- tionally fast’

He said at some points it ha vleve ‘great chunks of ice” a ing ongcliffs 200 feet above the valley * He ‘recently returned from a flight over the glacier

FORM MASSIVE CAVERNS

A team from the American Geographical Society reported the glacier—two miles wide and more than 1,000 feet- thick—was uprooting earth and vegetation, and forming massive caverns of ‘ice

The pounding and churning of the ice is clearly audible in the® vicinity, he said,

The cause. of. ‘galloping gla e " which scientists prefer ae

known Dr. Hattersiey-Smith said the

acier could stop at any time. t..if-.it contintes, te _take_more- than winter freeze- up to stop it.’ He said there. was little dan-

“surges,”

will méve ‘into Kluane |

2 it Fe and it is away from, any |: ff. _ *gettled area in the Yukon. The “nearest seitiement is ~ Burwash

Landing, on the westero .shore of the lake ae ‘

Steele Glacier ‘has provided scientists with an opportunity. to observe a ‘galloping glacier’’ at

elose range. First word of the 4 -

glacier was, received from the American -Geographical Society | team-—which took helicopter -sur-

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