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Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
Boating Distances
 

IN NAUTICAL MILES (ROUNDED OFF).

BARTLETT COVE TO:

SOUTH MARBLE ISLAND 15.0

NORTH SANDY COVE 20.0

SEBREE ISLAND/TLINGIT PT. 22.5

RIGGS GLACIER 41.0

MUIR GLACIER 47.5

REID INLET 44.0

MARGERIE GLACIER 55.0

JOHNS HOPKINS GLACIER 63.5

SEBREE ISLAND/TLINGIT PT. TO:

MCBRIDE GLACIER 18.5

RIGGS GLACIER 21.0

MUIR GLACIER 27.5

ADAMS INLET 07.5

BARTLETT COVE 22.5

WACHUSETT INLET 13.0

SCIDMORE CUT TO:

MARGERIE GLACIER 23.0

JOHN HOPKINS GLACIER 19.0

BLUE MOUSE COVE 09.5

GEIKIE ENTRANCE TO:

HEAD OF GEIKIE INLET 06.5

BLUE MOUSE COVE 09.0

BARTLETT COVE 22.0

POINT TO POINT

SEBREE TO GEIKIE 08.0

SCIDMORE TO GEIKIE 16.0
Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker  

Did You Know?
The Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker is a favorite discovery for divers in Southeast Alaska. They are poor swimmers, spending much of their time attached to the bottom by a sucker evolved from pelvic fins.

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Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST