Mount Fraser

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Mount Fraser
South Georgia and
the South Sandwich Islands
Summit: 5,282 feet 54°37’47"S, 36°20’54"W

Mount Fraser is a mountain of 5,282 feet on South Georgia. It stands to the north-east of Novosilski Bay.

The mountain was named following the South Georgia Survey after Francis Charles Fraser (1903-78), a zoologist, a member of the Discovery Investigations scientific staff at the Marine Station, Grytviken, and in and who served with the Discovery, Discovery II and William Scoresby, 1926-33.

References

  • Gazetteer and Map of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands: Mount Fraser