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Alaska Glacier Cap Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: USA
  Region: Alaska
  Place Name: Chugach Mountains
 
Alaska Glacier Cap
  Alaska Glacier Refreshments pure water was born in the Chugach Mountains in Alaska over 23,000 years ago. The Eklutna Glacier, an eight mile long river of ice, has preserved the purest water from centuries ago. Preserved from a time of no pollution, no chemicals and no residue. All Alaska Glacier products come from a land frozen in time, a land of clean air and pure water.
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