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edge, and has there built up an immense terminal moraine all along 

 its front. 



An illustration of the precipitous character of the southeastern 

 coast of Alaska is seen in the fact that it is only thirty-five miles 



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from the head of Lynn Canal to the sources of the Yukon River, 

 which then flows to the north and west for nearly three thousand 

 miles before coming down to the sea-level. Lieutenant Schwatka 



