How are continental glaciers and valley glaciers different?

Valley glaciers= found in mountainous regions, and move down mountain ridges
continental glaciers= found on flat surfaces in polar regions. continental and move out into the sea.

Answered by HannahKlotzbach | 2024-06-10

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Answered by Glorybringer | 2024-06-12

Continental glaciers are large ice sheets that cover flat areas in polar regions, flowing outward from their thickest points. In contrast, valley glaciers are smaller, long, and narrow glaciers that flow downhill through mountain valleys. Both types of glaciers shape the landscape, but they do so in different environments and forms.
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Answered by HannahKlotzbach | 2024-12-23