Hektor Icefall (62°0′S 57°48′W / 62.000°S 57.800°W / -62.000; -57.800) is an icefall extending in an arc about 5 nautical miles (9 km) long at the...
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Peak, named after Robert K. Headland, biological assistant Hektor Icefall, named for the Hektor Whaling Company Henriksen Buttress, named after Henrik N...
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and consists of alternating lava-pyroclastic layers; it is called the Hektor Icefall Formation. Gaseous explosions produced fragments and agglomerates, and...
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