Ford Ranges

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Ford Ranges are a group of largely ice-covered mountain ranges in western Antarctica’s Marie Byrd Land, notable for their remote, rugged peaks and extensive glaciation.

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Ford Ranges canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
contains glaciers
peaks
country Antarctica NERFINISHED
coveredBy ice
discoveredBy Byrd Antarctic Expedition NERFINISHED
Richard E. Byrd NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1929
exploredDuring Byrd Antarctic Expedition (1928–1930) NERFINISHED
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hasCharacteristic extensively glaciated
largely ice-covered
remote
rugged
hasClimate polar climate
hasEnvironment glaciated mountain environment
hasGlacier Arthur Glacier NERFINISHED
Balchen Glacier NERFINISHED
Crevasse Valley Glacier NERFINISHED
Green Glacier NERFINISHED
Ochs Glacier NERFINISHED
Venzke Glacier NERFINISHED
hasPeak Mount Darling NERFINISHED
Mount Ferranto NERFINISHED
Mount Iphigene NERFINISHED
Mount Passel NERFINISHED
Mount Rea NERFINISHED
Mount Spencer NERFINISHED
Mount Swartley NERFINISHED
hasSubrange Allegheny Mountains (Ford Ranges) NERFINISHED
Clark Mountains NERFINISHED
Husky Heights NERFINISHED
Mountinks-like minor ranges and nunataks
Rawson Mountains NERFINISHED
Swanson Mountains NERFINISHED
highestPoint Mount Iphigene NERFINISHED
locatedEastOf Ross Sea NERFINISHED
locatedIn Marie Byrd Land NERFINISHED
West Antarctica NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent Antarctica NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf Executive Committee Range NERFINISHED
mappedBy United States Geological Survey NERFINISHED
mappedUsing aerial photographs
ground surveys
namedAfter Edsel Ford NERFINISHED
partOf Transantarctic region NERFINISHED
mountain ranges of Marie Byrd Land
regionType uninhabited

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Marie Byrd Land contains Ford Ranges