Mont Ross

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Mont Ross is a prominent volcanic peak in the southern Indian Ocean, located on the remote Kerguelen Islands and known as their tallest mountain.

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Mont Ross canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
stratovolcano
volcanic peak
administeredBy French Southern and Antarctic Lands
surface form: Terres australes et antarctiques françaises
climate subantarctic oceanic climate
continent Antarctica
surface form: Antarctica region
country France
elevation 1850 m
6070 ft
firstAscent 1952
firstAscentBy French expedition
geologicalOrigin hotspot volcano
hasCoordinateLatitude -49.507
hasCoordinateLongitude 69.445
hasGlaciers yes
isHighestPointOf French Southern and Antarctic Lands
Kerguelen Islands
isRemote true
lastEruption Holocene
locatedIn French Southern and Antarctic Lands
Kerguelen Islands
southern Indian Ocean
locatedOn Grande Terre
mountainRange Kerguelen Islands central massif
namedAfter Ross family name (uncertain etymology)
partOf Kerguelen Islands
surface form: Kerguelen archipelago
prominence 1850 m
topographicIsolation over 2000 km
volcanicField Kerguelen Plateau

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Grande Terre hasHighestPoint Mont Ross
subject surface form: Grande Terre (Kerguelen)