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Photo Galleries of Glacier Effects of the M7.9 Denali Fault Earthquake on November 3, 2002

The photos posted here are designed to be a visual record on November 7, 2002 of the area of the M7.9 Denali Fault earthquake of November 3, 2002 in the central and eastern Alaska Range. While many of the photos show spectacular effects of the earthquake, others show no effects. This may be because there were no effects, the photo was taken too high or too far away, or the lighting was too poor. The photos that show no effects are posted because they may be of equal interest to some investigations. Much of the area was in deep shadows due to low sun angles at this time of year in Alaska making it difficult to photograph. Advanced digital enhancement can often bring out extraordinary features in some of these photos that otherwise show very little. A few of the photos here have been so enhanced, but not all. Probably the fewest and least dramatic effects are visible in the Yanert Glacier area and the earthquake epicenter and West Fork Glacier areas. If time is limited, it is suggested that the viewer of these pages start in the Susitna Glacier area or farther east. Images here are reduced resolution. 

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Click on a red outlined area on map to link to a photo gallery for that area.

Epicenter and West Fork Glacier Susitna Glacier area Black Rapids Glacier area Gakona Glacier area Click of red circled areas of map to see a photo gallery for that area. Mouse cursor should change over clickable areas.
       Map of central and eastern Alaska Range showing the Denali Fault, glaciers, rivers, and highways.

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By Region, west to east:

Yanert Glacier area
Earthquake epicenter and West Fork Glacier
Susitna Glacier
Black Rapids Glacier
Canwell, Eel, and Gulkana Glaciers
Gakona Glacier
West Fork Chistochina and Chistochina Glacier
Slana River, Gillett Pass, and Lost Creek

 

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