Countries with Glaciers during the Ice Ages

To continue, The Israeli claims stop several thousand feet short of the summit, well below the described physical limits of the Mount Hermon glaciers. Lebanon is not marked with a question mark as Mount Lebanon, fully in Lebanon, has pretty clear glaciation.

Finally, North Korea. For obvious reasons, I was unable to find papers on pleistocene glaciation there. It is the only one that I based off of what I could personally find on google maps. I was able to find what look like textbook glacial cirques in the Hamyong Mountains of North Korea, so I interpreted those as originating in the Pleistocene. I might be mistaken, so this one is marked with a question mark. If anyone wants to check, there are three "cirque" features roughly a kilometer northwest of Kwanmo Peak

Great catch. Honestly a little embarrassing that I was able to find info on glaciation in places like the Dominican Republic, but forgot to include those countries, both of which should have been glaciated at least in part.

I don't think I had a single main source for this. I used a glaciology textbook (Bennet and Glasser, Glacial Geology), the wikipedia page on the last glacial maximum, along with an older Quaternary Geology text I found for the basics, then mostly just searched countries individually in Google Scholar, looking for the keywords "Pleistocene last glacial maximum glaciation COUNTRY" and then adding countries based on what I could find there.

As far as specific sources go:

For Pleistocene glaciation in Africa. I used Groos et al 2021,

https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/sciadv.abb6826

This paper focuses on E. Africa specifically, and makes vague references to other parts of Africa

I am pretty sure I used (Sarikaya and Ciner 2015) for Lebanon, Syria, Israel etc.

https://www.lyellcollection.org/doi/abs/10.1144/sp433.4

I believe I used the below paper for Central America

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1571086604801180

(Lachniet, 2004)

Hmm. My missing the Netherlands is probably an artifact of assuming that the LGM was the maximum extent of glaciation worldwide. I knew it wasn't for the US, the Nebraskan and Kansan glaciations were both more extensive, but never made the connection for the rest of the world.