Jakobshavn Glacier flag
Free Printable · Ages 8–12

Free Jakobshavn Glacier Geography Worksheet for Kids

The free Jakobshavn Glacier worksheet — fun facts and activities Sample preview — enter your email to unlock the full printable
① Free worksheet

Your instant Jakobshavn Glacier explorer sheet — fun facts and activities. Enter your email and we'll send it now.

Instant PDF · Includes US Letter + A4

② Complete book
Famous Glaciers Edition cover
$8.99 Buy Now →

Famous Glaciers: Learning & Activity — a printable learning & activity book, with certificates.

See what's inside the book → Printed book on Amazon →
③ Activity Pack
Famous Glaciers Activity Pack cover
$4.99 Add it →

Famous Glaciers Activity Pack — extra puzzles & activities.

See what's inside the pack →

✓ Instant PDF · US Letter + A4 · Explorer Certificate · Built by a teacher · 30-day money-back guarantee

Jakobshavn Glacier Facts for Kids

About Jakobshavn Glacier: Jakobshavn is one of the fastest-flowing glaciers anywhere on Earth. It dumps enormous icebergs into the sea through a fjord full of floating ice. It may have created the very iceberg that sank the Titanic. Some believe it produced the iceberg that sank the Titanic in 1912

Location: Western Greenland · Also Called: Sermeq Kujalleq in Greenlandic · Type: A fast-flowing outlet glacier of the Greenland Ice Sheet · Country: Greenland (part of the Kingdom of Denmark) · Speed: One of the fastest glaciers in the world, flowing tens of meters a day · Icebergs: Produces huge numbers of icebergs into the sea · Flows Into: The Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site · Job: Drains about 7% of the Greenland Ice Sheet · World Rank: Among the fastest-moving glaciers on Earth

Free Jakobshavn Glacier Geography Worksheet — FAQ

Is the Jakobshavn Glacier worksheet free?
Yes. Enter a parent email and we'll send the printable Jakobshavn Glacier geography worksheet — US Letter and A4 — right away, free.
What age is the Jakobshavn Glacier worksheet for?
It's designed for kids ages 8–12, at home or in the classroom.
What's a fun fact about Jakobshavn Glacier for kids?
Some believe it produced the iceberg that sank the Titanic in 1912