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Mount Daniel

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338:. It is partially connected to Lynch Glacier. Daniel Glacier is losing mass and was once much larger. Several small remnants, now just perennial snow accumulations rather than living glaciers, are located east of Daniel Glacier. On the southeast side of Mount Daniel, nested against a cirque headwall, is the Hyas Creek Glacier, an isolated and small ice mass that was once much larger. It drains to Hyas Creek and Peggy's Pond. All the glaciers on Mount Daniel are thinning and becoming stagnant. West Lynch Glacier is expected to disappear in the near future. 370: 319: 36: 334:. The West Lynch Glacier hangs from the north slope of the Northwest Peak of Mount Daniel. West Lynch Glacier was formerly connected to Lynch Glacier. On the north side of the ridge between the Middle Summit and East Peak is another glacier with the tentative name of 330:
on the northwest slope of the mountain. Lynch Glacier extends from 7,800 feet (2,377 m) to 6,220 feet (1,896 m), where it melts into Pea Soup Lake, draining to the East Fork
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1925 outing, but it is likely that surveyors had already ascended Daniel. The 1925 party climbed via Lynch Glacier.
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From most vantages Mount Daniel appears to be a triple-crowned mass, but five summits can be identified.
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and are taken from the Mount Daniels 7.5 minute topographic map which was published in 1965. The
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has assigned the name Mount Daniel to the east peak even though it is not the highest.
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Cascade Alpine Guide: Climbing and High Routes: Columbia River to Stevens Pass
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counties. Streams on its eastern slopes form the headwaters of the
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Mount Daniel supports several glaciers, the largest of which is
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Mount Daniel (Antarctica)

Elevation
 NGVD 29
Prominence
Coordinates
States, Washington_type:mountain_source:pb 47°33′54″N 121°10′51″W / 47.564924°N 121.180877°W / 47.564924; -121.180877
King
Kittitas
Washington, U.S.
Parent range
Cascade Range
Topo map
USGS
Age of rock
Oligocene
First ascent
Easiest route
Cascade Range
Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Washington
United States
King
Kittitas
Cle Elum River
andesite
dacite
rhyolite
breccia
tuff

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