Vestre LovénbreenVestre Lovénbreen is a small decaying composite cirque glacier above the eastern coal workings of Ny-Ĺlesund. It has now disaggregated into two discrete glaciers, revealing a complex assemblage of sediments in the proglacial area. | |||
 Aerial view of Vestre Lovénbreen in 1999, illustrating the two discrete components to this glacial system (MH). |  The western arm of Vestre Lovénbreen in 1999 with Zeppelinfjellet (554 m) at the head, and proglacial stream channels (MH). |  The eastern arm of the glacier in 1999, showing medial moraines and heavily fluted proglacial zone (MH). |  The middle reach of the western arm of Vestre Lovénbreen in 1999 (MH). |
 Longitudinal foliation in tongue of western arm of Midre Lovénbreen (MH). |  Basally derived debris emerging along thrusts and other fractures at the snout of the western arm in 1999 (MH). |  Stream-eroded front of Vestre Lovénbreen in 1999 with proglacial stream in foreground (MH). |  Ridge of basal debris or diamicton (flute), emerging from snout of Vestre Lovénbreen in 1999 (MH). |