- glaciology, an
ice cap is a m**** of
ice that
covers less than 50,000 km2 (19,000 sq mi) of land area (usually
covering a
highland area).
Larger ice m****es covering...
- A
polar ice cap or
polar cap is a high-latitude
region of a planet,
dwarf planet, or
natural satellite that is
covered in
ice.
There are no requirements...
-
latitudes to have an
icecap climate is Greenland, but
several smaller islands near the
Arctic Ocean also have
permanent ice caps. Some
places such as...
- The
Quelccaya Ice Cap (also
known as
Quenamari Ice Cap) is the
second largest glaciated area in the tropics,
after Coropuna.
Located in the Cordillera...
- The
Barnes Ice Cap is an
ice cap located in
central Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada. It
covers close to 6,000 km2 (2,300 sq mi) in the area of the Baffin...
- The
planet Mars has two
permanent polar ice caps.
During a pole's winter, it lies in
continuous darkness,
chilling the
surface and
causing the deposition...
-
Night Zone theme, remained. In 2013, it was
discovered that the
music for
IceCap Zone was
derived from a
previously unreleased 1982 song, "Hard Times", by...
- The St. John's
IceCaps were a
professional ice hockey team
based in St. John's,
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. They were
members of the
North Division...
- The Cook
Ice Cap or Cook
Glacier (French:
Calotte Glaciaire Cook or
Glacier Cook) is a
large ice cap in the
Kerguelen Islands in the
French Southern Territories...
- Look up
icecap or
ice cap in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
ice cap or
icecap is a
geographical feature.
Icecap may also
refer to
Icecap Peak, a...
