Sentinel Range




This article is about the mountain range in Antarctica. For the range in the northern Canadian Rockies, see Sentinel Range (Canada).
















































Sentinel Range

Sentinel Range, Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica.jpg
Sentinel Range

Highest point
Peak Mount Vinson
Elevation 4,892 m (16,050 ft)
Coordinates
78°31′31.74″S 85°37′01.73″W / 78.5254833°S 85.6171472°W / -78.5254833; -85.6171472 
Dimensions
Length 185 km (115 mi) NNW-SSE
Width 48 km (30 mi)
Geography

Sentinel-Range-location-map.png
Location of Sentinel Range in Western Antarctica

Continent Antarctica
State/Province Ellsworth Land
Range coordinates
78°10′S 85°30′W / 78.167°S 85.500°W / -78.167; -85.500Coordinates: 78°10′S 85°30′W / 78.167°S 85.500°W / -78.167; -85.500
Parent range Ellsworth Mountains
Borders on Heritage Range

The Sentinel Range is a major mountain range situated northward of Minnesota Glacier and forming the northern half of the Ellsworth Mountains in Antarctica. The range trends NNW-SSE for about 185 km (115 mi) and is 24 to 48 km (15 to 30 mi) wide. Many peaks rise over 4,000 m (13,100 ft) and Vinson Massif (4892 m) in the southern part of the range is the highest elevation on the continent.[1][2]


Sentinel Range comprises a main ridge (featuring Vinson Massif in its southern portion) and a number of distinct heights, ridges and mountains on its east side, including (south to north) Petvar Heights, Doyran Heights, Veregava Ridge, Flowers Hills, Sullivan Heights, Barnes Ridge, Maglenik Heights, Probuda Ridge, Bangey Heights, Sostra Heights and Gromshin Heights. It is separated from Bastien Range to the southwest by Nimitz Glacier, and from Heritage Range to the south by lower Minnesota Glacier.


The range was first sighted and photographed from the air on November 23, 1935, by Lincoln Ellsworth who in naming it recognised its prominent position as a landmark on an otherwise featureless ice surface. The range was first visited and partially surveyed in January 1958 during the Sentinel Mountains Traverse led by Charles R. Bentley. The entire range was subsequently mapped by USGS from aerial photography taken by the U.S. Navy, 1958-61.[1][2]






  • Northern Sentinel Range, USGS map







  • Central and southern Sentinel Range, USGS map





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Contents






  • 1 Key mountains and peaks


  • 2 Maps


  • 3 Features


    • 3.1 Bangey Heights


    • 3.2 Bastien Range


    • 3.3 Doyran Heights


    • 3.4 Flowers Hills


    • 3.5 Gromshin Heights


    • 3.6 Maglenik Heights


    • 3.7 Owen Ridge


    • 3.8 Petvar Heights


    • 3.9 Sostra Heights


    • 3.10 Sullivan Heights


    • 3.11 Veregava Ridge


    • 3.12 Other features




  • 4 Further reading


  • 5 References





Key mountains and peaks






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Mountain
 Metres
 Feet
 Coordinates
Mount Vinson 4,892 16,050
78°31′31.74″S 85°37′1.73″W / 78.5254833°S 85.6171472°W / -78.5254833; -85.6171472
Mount Tyree 4,852 15,919
78°24′S 85°55′W / 78.400°S 85.917°W / -78.400; -85.917
Clinch Peak 4,841 15,883
78°32′08″S 85°30′45″W / 78.53556°S 85.51250°W / -78.53556; -85.51250
Corbet Peak 4,822 15,820
78°31′31″S 85°32′50″W / 78.52528°S 85.54722°W / -78.52528; -85.54722
Schoening Peak 4,743 15,561
78°31′36″S 85°27′57″W / 78.52667°S 85.46583°W / -78.52667; -85.46583
Hollister Peak 4,729 15,515
78°32′43″S 85°35′19″W / 78.54528°S 85.58861°W / -78.54528; -85.58861
Príncipe de Asturias Peak 4,680 15,354
78°32′50″S 85°42′32″W / 78.54722°S 85.70889°W / -78.54722; -85.70889
Mount Shinn 4,660 15,289
78°27′S 85°46′W / 78.450°S 85.767°W / -78.450; -85.767
Fukushima Peak 4,634 15,203
78°33′31″S 85°34′16″W / 78.55861°S 85.57111°W / -78.55861; -85.57111
Marts Peak 4,551 14,931
78°32′18″S 85°24′07″W / 78.53833°S 85.40194°W / -78.53833; -85.40194
Branscomb Peak 4,520 14,829
78°30′57″S 85°41′44″W / 78.51583°S 85.69556°W / -78.51583; -85.69556
Opalchenie Peak 4,500 14,764
78°34′02″S 85°34′53″W / 78.56722°S 85.58139°W / -78.56722; -85.58139
Mount Rutford 4,477 14,688
78°36′S 85°18′W / 78.600°S 85.300°W / -78.600; -85.300
Mount Craddock 4,368 14,331
78°38′S 85°12′W / 78.633°S 85.200°W / -78.633; -85.200
Mount Anderson 4,254 13,957
78°09′S 86°13′W / 78.150°S 86.217°W / -78.150; -86.217
Mount Bentley 4,245 13,927
78°07′S 86°14′W / 78.117°S 86.233°W / -78.117; -86.233
Mount Ostenso 4,180 13,714
78°18′S 86°11′W / 78.300°S 86.183°W / -78.300; -86.183
Peak 4111 4,160 13,648
78°13′S 86°08′W / 78.217°S 86.133°W / -78.217; -86.133
Mount Giovinetto 4,090 13,419
78°16′S 86°10′W / 78.267°S 86.167°W / -78.267; -86.167
Evans Peak 3,950 12,959
78°17′S 85°58′W / 78.283°S 85.967°W / -78.283; -85.967
Mount Goldthwait 3,815 12,516
77°59′S 86°03′W / 77.983°S 86.050°W / -77.983; -86.050
Mount Davis 3,800 12,467
78°06′S 86°15′W / 78.100°S 86.250°W / -78.100; -86.250
Mount Press 3,760 12,336
78°09′18″S 85°59′45″W / 78.15500°S 85.99583°W / -78.15500; -85.99583
Mount Viets 3,600 11,811
78°15′S 86°06′W / 78.250°S 86.100°W / -78.250; -86.100
Mount Todd 3,600 11,811
78°05′39″S 85°52′39″W / 78.09417°S 85.87750°W / -78.09417; -85.87750
Mount Dalrymple 3,600 11,811
77°56′S 86°03′W / 77.933°S 86.050°W / -77.933; -86.050
Mount Hale 3,595 11,795
78°04′S 86°19′W / 78.067°S 86.317°W / -78.067; -86.317
Mount Tuck 3,560 11,680
78°29′S 84°50′W / 78.483°S 84.833°W / -78.483; -84.833
Mount Slaughter 3,444 11,299
78°37′S 85°38′W / 78.617°S 85.633°W / -78.617; -85.633
Knutzen Peak 3,373 11,066
78°29′47″S 85°56′35″W / 78.49639°S 85.94306°W / -78.49639; -85.94306
Eyer Peak 3,368 11,050
78°09′S 86°00′W / 78.150°S 86.000°W / -78.150; -86.000
Mount Atkinson 3,300 10,827
78°39′S 85°29′W / 78.650°S 85.483°W / -78.650; -85.483
Mount Allen 3,248 10,656
78°41′46″S 85°01′10″W / 78.69611°S 85.01944°W / -78.69611; -85.01944
Mount Alf 3,200 10,499
77°55′S 86°07′W / 77.917°S 86.117°W / -77.917; -86.117
Mount Waldron 3,100 10,171
78°27′S 84°53′W / 78.450°S 84.883°W / -78.450; -84.883
Mount Milton 3,000 9,843
78°48′S 84°48′W / 78.800°S 84.800°W / -78.800; -84.800
Vanand Peak 3,000 9,843
78°29′S 85°18′W / 78.483°S 85.300°W / -78.483; -85.300


Maps




  • Vinson Massif. Scale 1:250 000 topographic map. Reston, Virginia: US Geological Survey, 1988.


  • Newcomer Glacier. Scale 1:250 000 topographic map. Reston, Virginia: US Geological Survey, 1961.


  • Antarctic Digital Database (ADD). Scale 1:250000 topographic map of Antarctica. Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR). Since 1993, regularly updated.



Features


Georgraphical features include:



Bangey Heights


Main article: Bangey Heights



  • Bezden Peak

  • Chepino Saddle

  • Embree Glacier

  • Fucha Peak

  • Golemani Peak

  • Kopsis Glacier

  • Marsa Glacier

  • Mount Hleven

  • Mount Schmid

  • Oreshak Peak

  • Padala Glacier

  • Panicheri Gap

  • Patleyna Glacier

  • Probuda Ridge




Bastien Range


Main article: Bastien Range



  • Bergison Peak

  • Bowie Crevasse Field

  • Camp Hills

  • Ereta Peak

  • Hodges Knoll

  • Karasura Glacier

  • Klenova Peak

  • Mount Fisek

  • Mount Klayn

  • Nimitz Glacier

  • O'Neal Nunataks

  • Patmos Peak

  • Wild Knoll




Doyran Heights


Main article: Doyran Heights



  • Beloslav Peak

  • Goreme Col

  • Guerrero Glacier

  • Hansen Glacier

  • Hough Glacier

  • Johnson Spur

  • Kostinbrod Pass

  • Manole Pass

  • McPherson Peak

  • Midzhur Peak

  • Mount Benson

  • Mount Havener

  • Mount Mohl

  • Mount Tuck

  • Prosenik Peak

  • Remington Glacier

  • Sikera Valley

  • Taylor Spur




Flowers Hills


Main article: Flowers Hills



  • Batil Spur

  • Dater Glacier

  • Dickey Peak

  • Gubesh Peak

  • Hansen Glacier

  • Kostinbrod Pass

  • Lardeya Ice Piedmont

  • Monyak Hill

  • Rutford Ice Stream

  • Sikera Valley

  • Strinava Glacier

  • Taylor Spur

  • Valoga Glacier




Gromshin Heights


Main article: Gromshin Heights



  • Branishte Peak

  • Foros Spur

  • Kipra Gap

  • Matsch Ridge

  • Miller Bluffs

  • Mount Cornwell

  • Mount Mogensen

  • Mount Ojakangas

  • Mount Ulmer

  • Mount Warren

  • Mount Weems

  • Newcomer Glacier

  • Polarstar Peak

  • Skamni Saddle

  • Vicha Glacier

  • Vidul Glacier

  • Yamen Glacier




Maglenik Heights


Main article: Maglenik Heights



  • Arapya Glacier

  • Barnes Ridge

  • Chapman Peak

  • Dropla Gap

  • Ellen Glacier

  • Embree Glacier

  • Ichera Peak

  • Kopsis Glacier

  • Mirovyane Peak

  • Mount Gozur

  • Panicheri Gap

  • Roberts Peak

  • Voysil Peak

  • Young Glacier

  • Zimornitsa Peak

  • Rutford Ice Stream




Owen Ridge


Main article: Owen Ridge



  • Arsela Peak

  • Bolgrad Glacier

  • Bowers Corner

  • Brook Glacier

  • Karnare Col

  • Kasilag Pass

  • Krusha Peak

  • Lishness Peak

  • Modren Peak

  • Mount Allen

  • Mount Inderbitzen

  • Mount Southwick

  • Mount Strybing

  • Peristera Peak

  • Sirma Glacier

  • Stikal Peak




Petvar Heights


Main article: Petvar Heights



  • Bagra Peak

  • Carey Glacier

  • Divdyadovo Glacier

  • Fruzhin Peak

  • Gabare Glacier

  • Hudman Glacier

  • Kasilag Pass

  • Kornicker Glacier

  • Long Peak

  • Malkoch Peak

  • Marze Peak

  • Miller Peak

  • Mount Landolt

  • Mount Mullen

  • Mountainview Ridge

  • Razboyna Glacier

  • Ruset Peak

  • Thomas Glacier

  • Wessbecher Glacier




Sostra Heights


Main article: Sostra Heights



  • Anchialus Glacier

  • Blenika Peak

  • Bracken Peak

  • Embree Glacier

  • Mount Lanning

  • Mount Malone

  • Mount McKeown

  • Newcomer Glacier

  • Robinson Pass

  • Sabazios Glacier

  • Skaklya Glacier

  • Vit Ice Piedmont

  • Zhenda Glacier




Sullivan Heights


Main article: Sullivan Heights



  • Crosswell Glacier

  • Dater Glacier

  • Johnson Col

  • Mamarchev Peak

  • Mount Farrell

  • Mount Levack

  • Mount Segers

  • Nebeska Peak

  • Pulpudeva Glacier

  • Strinava Glacier

  • Vranya Pass

  • Zmeevo Pass




Veregava Ridge


Main article: Veregava Ridge



  • Berisad Glacier

  • Dater Glacier

  • Hansen Glacier

  • Kushla Peak

  • Manole Pass

  • Mount Waldron

  • Orizari Glacier

  • Parangalitsa Peak

  • Sipey Peak




Other features




  • Ahrida Peak

  • Allen Peak

  • Arzos Peak

  • Aster Glacier

  • Beadnos Nunatak

  • Bender Glacier

  • Bohot Nunatak

  • Boyce Ridge

  • Branscomb Glacier

  • Branscomb Peak

  • Brichebor Peak

  • Brocks Peak

  • Bruguière Peak

  • Bugueño Pinnacle

  • Burdenis Glacier

  • Cairns Glacier

  • Cervellati Glacier

  • Chaplin Peak

  • Clinch Peak

  • Corbet Peak

  • Craddock Massif

  • Craig Ridge

  • Damien Gildea

  • Debren Pass

  • Della Pia Glacier

  • Delyo Glacier

  • Donnellan Glacier

  • Doyran Heights

  • Drama Glacier

  • Duridanov Peak

  • Elfring Peak

  • Enitsa Peak

  • Epperly Ridge

  • Evans Peak

  • Eyer Peak

  • Fisher Nunatak

  • Flowers Hills

  • Fonfon Glacier

  • Frontier Nunataks

  • Fukushima Peak

  • Galicia Peak

  • Gerila Glacier

  • Gilbert Spur

  • Gildea Glacier

  • Giles Glacier

  • Goloe Pass

  • Goodge Col

  • Hammer Col

  • Hariton Peak

  • Helfert Nunatak

  • Hinkley Glacier

  • Hollister Peak

  • Holth Peaks

  • Howard Nunataks

  • Ichev Nunatak

  • Jacobsen Valley

  • Knutzen Peak

  • Kovil Nunatak

  • Lanz Peak

  • Long Gables

  • MacDonald Peak

  • Marts Peak

  • Memolli Nunatak

  • Miller Peak

  • Minnesota Glacier

  • Mount Alf

  • Mount Anderson

  • Mount Atkinson

  • Mount Barden

  • Mount Bearskin

  • Mount Bentley

  • Mount Besch

  • Mount Craddock

  • Mount Crawford

  • Mount Dalrymple

  • Mount Davis

  • Mount Dawson

  • Mount Epperly

  • Mount Gardner

  • Mount Giovinetto

  • Mount Goldthwait

  • Mount Hale

  • Mount Holmboe

  • Mount Hubley

  • Mount Jumper

  • Mount Liavaag

  • Mount Liptak

  • Mount Lymburner

  • Mount Milton

  • Mount Morris

  • Mount Osborne

  • Mount Ostenso

  • Mount Press

  • Mount Reimer

  • Mount Rutford

  • Mount Sharp

  • Mount Shear

  • Mount Shinn

  • Mount Sisu

  • Mount Slaughter

  • Mount Tegge

  • Mount Todd

  • Mount Viets

  • Mount Wyatt Earp

  • Moyher Ridge

  • Mursalitsa Peak

  • Nell Peak

  • Nikola Peak

  • Obelya Glacier

  • Olsen Peak

  • Opalchenie Peak

  • Ostrusha Nunatak

  • Owen Ridge

  • Pastrogor Peak

  • Patton Glacier

  • Podgore Saddle

  • Ponor Saddle

  • Príncipe de Asturias Peak

  • Progled Saddle

  • Rada Peak

  • Ramorino Glacier

  • Ranuli Ice Piedmont

  • Ravulya Nunatak

  • Roché Glacier

  • Rumyana Glacier

  • Saltzman Glacier

  • Sanchez Peak

  • Schatz Ridge

  • Schoening Peak

  • Severinghaus Glacier

  • Shinn Ridge

  • Shockey Peak

  • Silverstein Peak

  • Silyanov Peak

  • Skafida Peak

  • Sowers Glacier

  • Stolnik Peak

  • Strahil Peak

  • Taylor Ledge

  • Toros Peak

  • Tulaczyk Glacier

  • Tyree Ridge

  • Valchan Peak

  • Vanand Peak

  • Veregava Ridge

  • Versinikia Peak

  • Vinson Massif

  • Vinson Plateau

  • Wahlstrom Peak

  • Willis Ridge

  • Zalmoxis Peak

  • Zapol Glacier

  • Zinsmeister Ridge

  • Zvegor Saddle






Further reading


• Damien Gildea, Mountaineering in Antarctica: complete guide: Travel guide


References





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  2. ^ ab Sentinel Range. SCAR Composite Antarctic Gazetteer.



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