Mount Craddock

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Mount Craddock is a prominent peak in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains in Western Antarctica, known as one of the higher summits in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
climate polar
continent Antarctica
country Antarctica
coveredBy snow and ice
elevation 3650 m
approximately 3650 meters above sea level
environment remote
firstMappedBy United States Geological Survey
geologicalProvince Ellsworth Mountains block
linked to: Ellsworth Mountains
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hasCoordinateSystem geographic coordinates
hasFeature glaciated slopes
steep relief
isOneOf higher summits of the Ellsworth Mountains
higher summits of the Sentinel Range
locatedIn Ellsworth Mountains
Sentinel Range
Western Antarctica
linked to: West Antarctica
mappingMethod surveys and U.S. Navy air photos
mappingPeriod 1957–1959
mountainRange Sentinel Range
namedAfter J. Campbell Craddock
namingAuthority Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names
near Mount Atkinson
Mount Gardner
Vinson Massif
partOf Ellsworth Land
Sentinel Range southern sector
linked to: Sentinel Range
population uninhabited
prominence high
region West Antarctica
relativeLocation south of Vinson Massif
southern Sentinel Range
typicalAccess Antarctic mountaineering expeditions

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Sentinel Range contains Mount Craddock