Finger Mountain

Finger Mountain
Höhe 1920 m
Lage Viktorialand, Ostantarktika
Gebirge Quartermain Mountains, Transantarktisches Gebirge
Koordinaten 77° 45′ 0″ S, 160° 40′ 0″ OKoordinaten: 77° 45′ 0″ S, 160° 40′ 0″ O
Finger Mountain (Antarktis)
Finger Mountain (Antarktis)

Der Finger Mountain ist ein 1920 m hoher und länglicher Berg im ostantarktischen Viktorialand. In den Quartermain Mountains ragt er an der Nordseite des Turnabout Valley auf.

Teilnehmer der Discovery-Expedition (1901–1904) unter der Leitung des britischen Polarforschers Robert Falcon Scott benannten ihn nach einer fingerförmigen Doleritader, die der Berg zwischen Sandsteinschichten aufweist.

  • Finger Mountain. In: Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior, archiviert vom Original; (englisch).
  • Finger Mountain auf geographic.org (englisch)

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