Lets go a little further north in the Patagonian Andes.  In Google Earth Pro, navigate here: -46.859813°, -73.369423°.  Here, we are visiting the Northern Patagonia Icefield.  Zoom in and out and look around this specific location. What type of glacier is present at this location

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