Antarctica’s highest mountain

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Antarctica’s highest mountain is Mount Vinson, a remote, ice-covered peak in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains and one of the Seven Summits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Antarctic mountain
Seven Summits peak
mountain
accessedFrom Union Glacier NERFINISHED
accessedVia ski-equipped aircraft
administeredBy Antarctic Treaty System NERFINISHED
alternateName Vinson Massif NERFINISHED
climate polar
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica NERFINISHED
coveredBy ice
discoveredBy U.S. Navy aircraft NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1958
elevation 16050 ft
4892 m
firstAscentBy Barry Corbet NERFINISHED
John Evans NERFINISHED
Nicholas Clinch NERFINISHED
Pete Schoening NERFINISHED
Samuel Silverstein NERFINISHED
U.S. Antarctic Mountaineering Expedition 1966–67 NERFINISHED
William Long NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 1966-12-18
firstAscentYear 1966
hasFeature heavily glaciated slopes
remote location
isClimbingDestination true
isHighestPointOf Antarctica NERFINISHED
isOnList Seven Summits NERFINISHED
isPartOf Seven Summits NERFINISHED
isRemote true
location Ellsworth Land NERFINISHED
Ellsworth Mountains NERFINISHED
Sentinel Range NERFINISHED
Western Antarctica NERFINISHED
mountainRange Ellsworth Mountains NERFINISHED
name Mount Vinson NERFINISHED
namedAfter Carl Vinson NERFINISHED
namedFor Carl Vinson NERFINISHED
nearestMajorBase Union Glacier Camp NERFINISHED
partOf Ellsworth Mountains NERFINISHED
Sentinel Range NERFINISHED
prominence 4892 m
range Sentinel Range NERFINISHED
region Ellsworth Land NERFINISHED
standardRoute glacier and snow climb
topographicIsolation >1000 km
typicalClimbingSeason austral summer

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Samuel Silverstein climbed Antarctica’s highest mountain