Fox Glacier topographic map
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Fox Glacier
Although Fox Glacier regained about 300 m of length during its last advance phase, it has retreated more than 3 km since the 1880s. Fox Glacier is highly sensitive to climate variability because of its steep mass-balance gradient and large, high-elevation accumulation area, and its terminus responds rapidly to changes in mass balance, with an estimated response time of 3 to 9 years.
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Name: Fox Glacier topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Fox Glacier, Westland District, West Coast, New Zealand (-43.53543 170.06385 -43.49899 170.16953)
Average elevation: 1,848 m
Minimum elevation: 718 m
Maximum elevation: 3,040 m
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