Branscomb Glacier

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Branscomb Glacier is a major Antarctic glacier flowing along the slopes of Vinson Massif, the highest peak in Antarctica, and is a key route for mountaineers ascending the mountain.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Branscomb Glacier canonical 2

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Antarctic glacier
glacier
associatedWith Vinson Massif
surface form: Mount Vinson
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica
drainageBasin Sentinel Range
elevationContext highest peak in Antarctica
environment high-altitude polar environment
featureOf Vinson Massif area
flowsAlong Vinson Massif
flowsFrom Vinson Massif
surface form: slopes of Vinson Massif
flowsInto Nimitz Glacier
geologicalType valley glacier
hasAccessPoint Mount Vinson area
surface form: Mount Vinson base camp
hasActivity guided mountaineering expeditions
hasClimate polar climate
hasHazard crevasses
hasSeasonality climbed mainly in austral summer
hasSurface snow and ice
isRouteSectionOf normal route on Mount Vinson
languageOfName English
locatedIn Antarctica
Ellsworth Mountains
Sentinel Range
locatedNear Vinson Massif
locatedOn East Antarctica
surface form: Antarctic Plateau
mapRegion USGS maps of Vinson Massif
namedAfter Lewis M. Branscomb NERFINISHED
notableFor being a key route for ascents of Mount Vinson
partOf Ellsworth Land
Sentinel Range glacial system
protectedBy Antarctic Treaty System
region West Antarctica
surface form: Western Antarctica
relatedTo Antarctic exploration
Antarctic mountaineering
terminus Nimitz Glacier
usedAs mountaineering route
standard ascent route to Mount Vinson
usedBy mountaineers

Referenced by (2)

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

Vinson Massif glacierOnFlanks Branscomb Glacier
Branscomb Glacier route follows Branscomb Glacier