Mount Walker
| Mount Walker | ||
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| Höhe | 2350 m | |
| Lage | Grahamland, Antarktische Halbinsel | |
| Gebirge | Forbidden Plateau | |
| Koordinaten | 64° 48′ 58″ S, 62° 0′ 58″ W | |
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Mount Walker ist ein rund 2350 m hoher, schneebedeckter Berg im Grahamland auf der Antarktischen Halbinsel. Er ragt 3 km südlich des Kopfendes des Blanchard-Gletschers im nordöstlichen Teil des Forbidden Plateau auf.
Wissenschaftler des Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey kartierten ihn 1955. Das UK Antarctic Place-Names Committee benannte ihn 1957 Richard Walker (* 1904), Erster Offizier an Bord der Discovery II bei den Discovery Investigations zwischen 1933 und 1937.
Weblinks
- Mount Walker. In: Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior, archiviert vom (englisch).
- Mount Walker auf geographic.org (englisch)
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