Lambert Glacier: Earth's Largest Glacier

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Lambert Glacier: Earth's Largest Glacier - Facts & Information

The largest known glacier on earth is the Lambert Glacier in Antarctica. It is approximately 60 kilometres wide, 400 kilometres long, and 2,500 metres thick.

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