Crater Glacier, Glacier in the United States of America
Crater Glacier is a young and actively growing glacier located in Washington.
It formed in the crater of Mount St. Helens after its historic 1980 eruption.
Serves as a natural laboratory for scientists and students alike.
Adventurous visitors can trek to observe its beauty and ongoing changes.
Remarkable for its rapid formation and growth in post-eruption conditions.
Location: Washington
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