Seznam ultraprominentních vrcholů v Antarktidě
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Vinson Massif (prom. 4892 m)
Mount Erebus (prom. 3794 m)
Mount Siple (prom. 3110 m)
Mount Français (prom. 2760 m)
Mount Sidley (prom. 2517 m)
Mount Hope (prom. 2242 m)
Mount Takahe (prom. 2144 m)
Mount Foster (prom. 2105 m)
Seznam ultraprominentních vrcholů v Antarktidě obsahuje 41 antarktických vrcholů s topografickou prominencí větší než 1499 m. Seznam je založen na soupisu vrcholů, který na stránkách Peaklist.org[1] zveřejnili badatelé A. Maizlish, D. Metzler a J. de Ferranti.
Seznam ultraprominentních vrcholů
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V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku List of Ultras of Antarctica na anglické Wikipedii.
Externí odkazy
- (anglicky) Seznam ultraprominentních vrcholů v Antarktidě na Peaklist.org
- (anglicky) Seznam ultraprominentních vrcholů v Antarktidě na Peakbagger.com
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Mount Hope, Eternity Range, Antarctica.jpg
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Mount Hope south face - oblique view from East
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Mount Hope south face - oblique view from East
MountSipleUSNavy1985.jpg
Mount Siple is a massive shield volcano which rises to 3110 m and forms the high point of Siple Island in Marie Byrd Land off the coast of Antarctica. This aerial view is from the west, with dark-colored open water in the foreground and pack-ice-filled Pankratz Bay at the far right.
Mount Siple is a massive shield volcano which rises to 3110 m and forms the high point of Siple Island in Marie Byrd Land off the coast of Antarctica. This aerial view is from the west, with dark-colored open water in the foreground and pack-ice-filled Pankratz Bay at the far right.
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Mount Foster, Smith Island, South Shetland Islands. Derivative work, fragment of the photo of Smith Island, Antarctica, taken from deck of R/V Lawrence M. Gould by Cfrohlich, Cliff Frohlich, Univ. Texas Austin
Mount Foster, Smith Island, South Shetland Islands. Derivative work, fragment of the photo of Smith Island, Antarctica, taken from deck of R/V Lawrence M. Gould by Cfrohlich, Cliff Frohlich, Univ. Texas Austin
Mount Vinson from NW at Vinson Plateau by Christian Stangl (flickr).jpg
Autor: Christian Stangl, Licence: CC BY-SA 2.0
Mount Vinson or Vinson Massif, the highest peak in Antarctica, at 4,892 metres (16,050 ft).
Autor: Christian Stangl, Licence: CC BY-SA 2.0
Mount Vinson or Vinson Massif, the highest peak in Antarctica, at 4,892 metres (16,050 ft).
Mont Erebus en Antarctique.jpg
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Mont Erebus en Antarctique à 3794 m d'altitude
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Mont Erebus en Antarctique à 3794 m d'altitude
MountTakahe.jpg
Oblique aerial photograph of Takahe volcano (76º17'S., 112º05'W.), Marie Byrd Land, taken from an altitude of 7,400m on 5 January 1956, looking east. U.S. Navy trimetrogon aerial photograph no. 22 (TMA 1718 F33) from the Antarctic Map and Photograph Library, U.S. Geological Survey.
Oblique aerial photograph of Takahe volcano (76º17'S., 112º05'W.), Marie Byrd Land, taken from an altitude of 7,400m on 5 January 1956, looking east. U.S. Navy trimetrogon aerial photograph no. 22 (TMA 1718 F33) from the Antarctic Map and Photograph Library, U.S. Geological Survey.
Mount Francais.jpg
Autor: Butterfly voyages - Serge Ouachée, Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0
Mount Francais (2 760 m). Anvers Island - peninsula Antarctica
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Mount Francais (2 760 m). Anvers Island - peninsula Antarctica