Mount Siple

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Mount Siple is a large, potentially active shield volcano located on Siple Island off the coast of Marie Byrd Land in West Antarctica.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
shield volcano
stratovolcano
volcano
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica NERFINISHED
discoveredBy U.S. Antarctic Service NERFINISHED
discoveryPeriod 1939–1941
dominates Siple Island NERFINISHED
elevation 3110 m
about 10198 ft
hasGentleLowerSlopes true
hasGlacialCover true
hasNoPermanentHumanSettlement true GENERATED
hasSatelliteCone The Blob NERFINISHED
hasSteepUpperSlopes true
hasSummitElevationRankInAntarctica among higher Antarctic volcanoes
hasUncertainEruptionHistory true
hasVolcanicHazardLevel poorly constrained
isHoloceneVolcano possible
isIceCapped true
isMonogenetic false
isPartOfTectonicSetting West Antarctic Rift System NERFINISHED
isPotentiallyActive true
isRemote true
isSnowCovered true
isStudiedBy glaciologists
volcanologists
lastEruption unknown
latitudeApprox 73°27′S
listedIn Antarctic volcanoes
Mountains of Marie Byrd Land NERFINISHED
locatedIn West Antarctica NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf Marie Byrd Land NERFINISHED
locatedOn Siple Island NERFINISHED
longitudeApprox 125°39′W
namedAfter Paul A. Siple NERFINISHED
partOf Siple Island volcanic field NERFINISHED
prominence 3110 m
region Marie Byrd Land NERFINISHED
risesAbove Amundsen Sea sector of the Southern Ocean NERFINISHED
Ross Sea NERFINISHED
shape conical
volcanoType polygenetic volcano
shield volcano

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