Three Sails

Three Sails
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Three Sails (Antarktis)
Three Sails
Three Sails
Antarktis
Karte der Region. Die Three Sails befinden sich etwa in der Mitte der Karte.

Die Three Sails (engl. drei Segel) sind drei Nunataks, die am südlichen Ende der Heritage-Range-Bergkette des westantarktischen Ellsworthgebirges aus dem Gletschereis aufragen. Sie liegen etwa 6 Meilen (ca. 9,7 Kilometer) östlich der Redpath Peaks.

Ihren Namen erhielten die Erhebungen von einer geologischen Forschungsexpedition der University of Minnesota, welche die Gegend in den Jahren 1963-64 besuchte. Der Name wurde 1966 vom Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names offiziell angenommen.

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