Mount Irving

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Mount Irving is a prominent, heavily glaciated volcanic peak in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica.

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Mount Irving canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
volcanic peak
climate polar climate
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica
elevation 1950 m
approximately 1950 metres
firstChartedBy early 19th-century sealers
geologicalType volcanic
hasCoordinateSystem latitude/longitude (WGS84)
hasFeature heavily glaciated slopes
volcanic origin
hasGlacier glaciers on its slopes
isHighestPointOf Clarence Island
locatedIn Antarctica
Clarence Island
South Shetland Islands
locatedOnCoastOf Bransfield Strait
mapReference British Antarctic Territory topographic maps
mountainRange Clarence Island central range
linked to: Clarence Island
namedAfter Edward Irving
nearbyIslandGroup South Shetland Islands
partOf South Shetland Islands archipelago
region Southern Ocean
relativeLocation near the eastern end of the South Shetland Islands chain
summitType ice-covered summit
surroundedBy ice fields
topographicProminence dominant peak on Clarence Island

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Clarence Island hasHighestPoint Mount Irving
Clarence Island hasFeature Mount Irving