Grinnell Glacier from trail 1911 - 1998

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Grinnell Glacier taken from the Grinnell Glacier trail, Glacier National Park.

This pair of photographs depicts significant change in the size of Grinnell Glacier, whereas Gem Glacier, in the upper left of both photographs, does not appear to have changed much. Gem Glacier is Glacier National Park’s smallest glacier and Grinnell Glacier is the park’s most visited glacier.

PAIRED Grinnell Glacier from trail 1911 - 1998
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HIGH RESOLUTION 1911 photograph by USGS
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HIGH RESOLUTION 1998 photograph by Lisa McKeon (USGS) (Black/White)
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HIGH RESOLUTION 1998 photograph by Lisa McKeon (USGS) (Color)
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