Glacier National Park

noun

1. a national park in NW Montana: glaciers; lakes; forest reserve. 1,534 sq. mi. (3,970 sq. km).

Example Sentences

In 1910, when the land became part of Montana’s Glacier National Park, however, the Blackfeet lost those rights.

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In the past year, an additional 853,000 acres of land and 191,000 acres of water were conserved in California — representing an area the size of Glacier National Park in Montana, the report states.

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Your mom, who’s Lakota and your dad, who’s white, raised you and your twin brother in Montana near Glacier National Park.

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While he spent time on the reservation visiting family, he grow up about 20 miles away in Glacier National Park.

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In the early 1900s, the conservationist and anthropologist Madison Grant, who helped establish Glacier National Park and the Bronx Zoo, wrote pseudoscientific tomes about the coming extinction of white people.

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