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Reid Glacier is about Â¾ mile wide, 150 feet high, and over 10 miles long. It originates in the Brady Icefield. The glacier is now fully grounded. Sediment deposited from streams draining out of the glacier on the eastern and western margins is gradually filling the inlet in front of the glacier, the deposits being exposed at low tides.