Mount Huggins [SEP] continent
Mount Huggins
Mount Huggins () is a large conical mountain, high, surmounting the heads of Allison Glacier, Dale Glacier, and Potter Glacier in the Royal Society Range of Antarctica. It was discovered by the British National Antarctic Expedition (1901–04) which named it for Sir William Huggins, President of the Royal Society, 1900–05. The mountain was first ascended by the explorer Richard Brooke in 1957. Auster Pass is a high pass between Mount Huggins and Mount Kempe.
Matataua Glacier
- Mata Taua Peak
- McConchie Ridge
- McDermott Glacier
- McMurdo Dry Valleys
- Mitchell Glacier
- Mount Bockheim
- Mount Chiang
- Mount Cocks
- Mount Duvall
- Mount Essinger
- Mount Fuller
- Mount Hooker
- Mount Huggins
- Mount Huxle
- Mount Kempe
- Mount Lisicky
- Mount Lister
- Mount Mignone
- Mount Moxley
- Mount Rucker
- Mount Schwerdtfeger
- Mount Stearns
- Mount Windle
- Murcray Heights