Swiftcurrent Glacier 2016 (port)
1910
2016
In 1910, the year Glacier National Park was established, Swiftcurrent Glacier filled this hanging valley just below the Continental Divide. In 2016, it is obvious where the glacier has receded from the cliff edge and lateral moraine that once defined its extent. Swiftcurrent fire lookout can be seen on top of the pyramid-shaped mountain in the 2016 photo.
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Swiftcurrent Glacier 2016 (port)
Swiftcurrent Glacier 1910 (port)
Swiftcurrent Glacier 1910 (port)
In 1910, the year Glacier National Park was established, Swiftcurrent Glacier filled this hanging valley just below the Continental Divide. In 2016, it is obvious where the glacier has receded from the cliff edge and lateral moraine that once defined its extent. Swiftcurrent fire lookout can be seen on top of the pyramid-shaped mountain in the 2016 photo.
Please respect the photographer: When using these photographs, please credit the photographer and source (eg. T.J. Hileman, courtesy of Glacier National Park Archives). The paired images at the top of this page are examples of proper crediting for each photo.
Please select Multimedia tab for high resolution images.
Back to Repeat Photography Page
Please contact lisa_mckeon@usgs.gov or ssoileau@usgs.gov for high resolution versions of images.
Swiftcurrent Glacier 2016 (port)
Swiftcurrent Glacier 2016 (port)
Swiftcurrent Glacier 1910 (port)
Swiftcurrent Glacier 1910 (port)