University of Kansas GEOG 104 Mt Rainier.Laing
Investigating Glacial Landforms with Google Earth
Start the Google Earth application.
Uncheck any layers like “Borders and Labels”, “Photos”, etc. in the “Layers” panel.
Load the Glacial Landforms Exercise kmz file into Google Earth by clicking on THIS LINK
A copy of the kmz file is also placed on Blackboard.
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University of Kansas GEOG 104 Mt Rainier.Laing
Investigating Glacial Landforms with Google Earth
Start the Google Earth application.
Uncheck any layers like “Borders and Labels”, “Photos”, etc. in the “Layers” panel.
Load the Glacial Landforms Exercise kmz file into Google Earth by clicking on THIS LINK
A copy of the kmz file is also placed on Blackboard.
Once loaded you should see a file called "Glacial Landforms Exercise.kmz" under
"Temporary Places" in the "Places" panel.
Click on the arrow beside the file name to reveal the folders for Rainier (used for Part 1)
and Ayer (used for Part 2).
Click the arrow beside these folders to reveal their placemarks and paths.
Alpine Glacial Landforms: Mt. Rainier
Mt. Rainier
1. What kind of mountain is Mt. Rainier?
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