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Crowfoot Glacier
On the south end of Bow Lake (seen in the foreground) rises Crowfoot Mountain, on the far left you see the Crowfoot Glacier. More than a hundred years ago when it was named, it resembled a crow’s foot with three “toes”. In the last 50 years, however, the third (lower) toe has receded and now completely disappeared.
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