Mount Kyffin [SEP] continent
Mount Kyffin
Mount Kyffin in Antarctica () is a distinctive reddish-brown mountain, high, with a sloping spur extending to the north, at the extreme northern end of the Commonwealth Range, projecting into the east side of Beardmore Glacier and rising precipitously above it.
Discovered by the British Antarctic Expedition, 1907–09, it was named for Evan Kyffin-Thomas, one of the proprietors of "The Register", an Adelaide newspaper. Kyffin-Thomas was a traveling companion of Ernest Shackleton's on the voyage from
Keltie Glacier
- Lands End Nunataks
- Ludeman Glacier
- Mount Cyril
- Mount Donaldson
- Mount Henry
- Mount Kathleen
- Mount Kyffin
- Mount Patrick
- Mount Robert Scott
- Osicki Glacier
- Pain Neve
- Separation Range
- Siege Dome
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