Mt.
Rainier, Washington
This topographic map illustrates the numerous glaciers on the slopes of
Mount Rainier.
Iceberg lake is a tarn. The cirque is still occupied by a small glacier.
Lonesome Lake is a tarn. Note the steep cirque walls that rise to the Continental Divide (dashed line).
Fan Mountain is a horn. Note the four distinct faces of the mountain. The headwalls of cirques can be seen on the east, north, and west faces.
Kettles and kettle lakes in uneven moraine deposits.
This esker shows up clearly on the shaded relief map.
Blue Ridge is an esker. Much of this feature has been removed by sand and gravel mining of the sediments that form the esker.
