Beowulf Glacier

Beowulf Glacier (77°37′27″S 161°50′31″E / 77.62417°S 161.84194°E / -77.62417; 161.84194Coordinates: 77°37′27″S 161°50′31″E / 77.62417°S 161.84194°E / -77.62417; 161.84194) is a small north-flowing glacier located between Mime Glacier and the head of Rhone Glacier in the Asgard Range, Victoria Land. It was named in 1983 by the New Zealand Antarctic Place-Names Committee from association with Mount Beowulf which stands at the head of this glacier.

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