Which country is Glacier National Park in?

Argentina Glacier National Park is located in the south of Argentina, on the east side of the Patagonian Mountains in the southern segment of the Andes, which runs through the west of South America, and belongs to Santa Cruz Province of Argentina on the Patagonian Plateau. The glacial lake where the Glacier Park is located is called Lake Argentina, with an area of 14 14 square kilometers.

It is located at a high latitude of 52 degrees south latitude, not far from Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost island in South America, but far from the capital Buenos Aires, about 3 hours' flight. The nearest town is Calafat, 30 kilometers away. All travelers must go to Dhaka Lafayette before coming to Glacier National Park.

(﹝Glacier National Park﹞), built in 19 10, is located in the north of Montana, USA, bordering British Columbia and Alberta. Geographically, it is located in the northern part of the Rocky Mountains, and the famous third is also in the park. It is the intersection of various watersheds: one third of the rainfall in the east will eventually flow into the Atlantic Ocean through the Gulf of Mexico, the rainfall in the west will eventually flow into the Pacific Ocean, and the rainfall in the north will eventually flow into the Arctic Ocean through Hudson Bay. Due to the greenhouse effect, the glaciers in the park are shrinking sharply. The big glacier in the past has become a small glacier today, and the small glacier in the past has simply disappeared. After the glacier retreated, many beautiful mountains, lakes and waterfalls were left behind, and the scenery changed from big to small, which was very exquisite. 1