Ingia Glacier ( da, Inngia Isbræ), is a

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in Avannaata Municipality, West

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Geography

It is a marine terminating

outlet of the western side of the Greenland Ice Sheet. Its

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is in the Inngia Fjord, a branch of the Karrat Fjord, Nordost Bay, Baffin Bay,

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. The Ingia Glacier flows in a NNE / SSW direction, bending roughly southwestwards shortly before its terminus.

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Geography

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