Mount Jackson
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Mount Jackson is a prominent, heavily glaciated mountain that forms the highest peak on the Antarctic Peninsula.
Statements (35)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
glaciated mountain
→
mountain → |
| access | primarily by ski-equipped aircraft → |
| climate | polar ice-cap climate → |
| continent | Antarctica → |
| coordinates | 73°23′S 61°13′W → |
| countryClaim | United Kingdom NERFINISHED → |
| discoveredBy | United States Antarctic Service Expedition → |
| discoveryYear | 1940 → |
| elevation |
10449 ft
→
3184 m → |
| firstAscentBy |
British Antarctic Survey
→
surface form: "British Antarctic Survey party"
|
| firstAscentYear | 1964 → |
| hasFeature |
extensive crevassing
→
large outlet glaciers → steep ice-covered slopes → |
| isHeavilyGlaciated | true → |
| isHighestPointOf | Antarctic Peninsula → |
| isProminent | true → |
| isRemote | true → |
| locatedIn |
Antarctic Peninsula
→
British Antarctic Territory → Palmer Land → |
| mapCoverage | British Antarctic Survey topographic maps → |
| mountainRange | Eternity Range → |
| namedAfter | Andrew Jackson → |
| namedForRole | 7th President of the United States → |
| prominence | over 2500 m → |
| region | Graham Land and Palmer Land boundary area → |
| relativeLocation |
eastern side of the base of the Antarctic Peninsula
→
inland from the east coast of Palmer Land → |
| researchUse |
climate change studies
→
glaciological studies → |
| surfaceCover | permanent ice and snow → |
| topographicType | ultra-prominent peak → |
Referenced by (1)
Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.