Four smaller ice fields surround Hubbard Glacier. This is its western neighbor, Turner Glacier. But it seems unfair to call this tidal glacier small because it is 21 miles long and the terminus shown here is 3.7 miles wide. It was named after geologist John Henry Turner. Over one hundred years ago, the Turner Glacier was a tributary to the Hubbard Glacier when the latter extended much further into Disenchantment Bay.
