Mount Shackleton in Antarctica

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Mount Shackleton in Antarctica is a mountain named in honor of the famed British polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
cartographicStatus charted on Antarctic maps
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica (territory without sovereign state)
linked to: Antarctica
elevation about 1500 m
explorationEra Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration (namesake’s era)
featureType prominent coastal mountain
rocky mountain
hasClimate polar climate
hasEnvironment glaciated terrain
ice-covered slopes
hasSummitCharacteristic often snow-covered
isInPolarRegion true
isInSouthernHemisphere true
locatedIn Antarctic Peninsula
Graham Land
Loubet Coast
west coast of Graham Land
locatedOn Antarctic Peninsula west coast
linked to: Antarctic Peninsula
namedAfter Sir Ernest Shackleton
linked to: Ernest Shackleton
namedForOccupation polar explorer
namesake British polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton
linked to: Ernest Shackleton
partOf Arrowsmith Peninsula region (broad area)
region western Antarctic Peninsula
usedFor geographical reference in Antarctic mapping

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Ernest Shackleton commemoratedBy Mount Shackleton in Antarctica