Mount Terra Nova

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Mount Terra Nova is a volcanic peak on Ross Island in Antarctica, forming part of the island’s rugged, ice-covered volcanic landscape.

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Mount Terra Nova canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
volcanic peak
category Mountains of the Ross Dependency
Volcanoes of Ross Island
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica
geologicalType volcanic
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hasAccessibility remote
hasClimate polar climate
hasEcosystem polar desert
hasFeature glacial ice
snowfields
hasHazard crevasses
extreme cold
hasHumanSettlement none permanent
hasLanguageOfToponymy English
isPartOf Transantarctic volcanic province
locatedIn Antarctica
Ross Dependency
locatedOn Ross Island
mountainRange Ross Island volcanic group
namedAfter Terra Nova
namedFor British Antarctic exploration
near McMurdo Sound
Mount Erebus
partOf Ross Island volcanic landscape
region Southern Ocean region
linked to: Southern Ocean
surfaceCover ice-covered
terrain rugged
usedFor scientific research
volcanicField Ross Island volcanic field

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Ross Island hasVolcano Mount Terra Nova
Ross Island volcanic group hasPart Mount Terra Nova