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|name=Mount Hunter | |||
|territory=BAT | |||
|range=Sweeney Mountains | |||
|picture= | |||
|picture caption= | |||
|latitude=-75.165 | |||
|longitude=-68.6692 | |||
|height=5,138 feet | |||
|height_m=1,566 m | |||
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'''Mount Hunter''' is a mountain of 5,138 feet in the [[Sweeney Mountains]] in southern [[Palmer Land]] in the [[British Antarctic Territory]]. Its summit stands two and a half miles south-east of [[Potter Peak]]. A ridge almost five miles long runs south-westwards from the peak. | |||
This mountain is named after Dr Morag A. Hunter (b. 1970), BAS sedimentologist (1997-2009): her work established the stratigraphy for this area. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 27 November 2022
| Mount Hunter | |||
| British Antarctic Territory | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Range: | Sweeney Mountains | ||
| Summit: | 5,138 feet 75°9’54"S, 68°40’9"W | ||
Mount Hunter is a mountain of 5,138 feet in the Sweeney Mountains in southern Palmer Land in the British Antarctic Territory. Its summit stands two and a half miles south-east of Potter Peak. A ridge almost five miles long runs south-westwards from the peak.
This mountain is named after Dr Morag A. Hunter (b. 1970), BAS sedimentologist (1997-2009): her work established the stratigraphy for this area.
References
- Gazetteer and Map of The British Antarctic Territory: Mount Hunter, Palmer Land