Kaparoqtalik Glacier

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Kaparoqtalik Glacier in the southern Byam Martin Mountains Kaparoqtalik Glacier 1 1997-08-06.jpg
Kaparoqtalik Glacier in the southern Byam Martin Mountains
Tip of the tongue of Kaparoqtalik Glacier Bylot Island 8 1997-08-05.jpg
Tip of the tongue of Kaparoqtalik Glacier

Kaparoqtalik Glacier is a glacier located in the southern coast of the Byam Martin Mountains on Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada. [1] It lies in Sirmilik National Park.

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Coordinates: 72°55′08″N77°40′30″W / 72.91889°N 77.67500°W / 72.91889; -77.67500