Mount Discovery

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Mount Discovery is a prominent volcanic mountain in Antarctica located near the Ross Ice Shelf, notable for its isolated, dome-shaped peak rising above the surrounding ice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
stratovolcano
volcano
climate polar climate
composition basaltic rocks
trachytic rocks
continent Antarctica
countryClaim New Zealand
discoveredDuring Discovery Expedition
discoveryExpedition British Antarctic Expedition
surface form: British National Antarctic Expedition (1901–1904)
elevation 2681 m
8796 ft
firstAscent 20th century (exact date uncertain)
geologicAge Cenozoic
governedByTreaty Antarctic Treaty System
hasCoordinateSystem geographic coordinates
hasFeature ice-covered slopes
rocky summit area
hasGlacialFeature surrounded by ice fields
hasNearbyFeature Brown Peninsula
Koettlitz Glacier
Minna Bluff
Skelton Glacier
hasResearchInterest Antarctic geology
glaciology
volcanology
isolation isolated volcanic massif
isOn Antarctic Plate
lastEruption Pleistocene
locatedIn Antarctica
Ross Dependency
Victoria Land
locatedNear McMurdo Sound
Ross Ice Shelf
morphology dome-shaped peak
mountainRange Transantarctic Mountains
namedAfter RRS Discovery
namedBy Robert Falcon Scott
namedInYear early 1900s
partOf Royal Society Range
surface form: Royal Society Range region
prominence highly prominent above surrounding ice
region Scott Coast
relativeLocation south of McMurdo Sound
west of Ross Island
topographicForm volcanic cone
volcanicProvince McMurdo Volcanic Group
volcanoType shield-like stratovolcano

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Ross Dependency (New Zealand Antarctic territory) contains Mount Discovery
subject surface form: Ross Dependency