Mount Craddock

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The Mount Craddock is at an altitude of 4368 meters, the fifth highest mountain in Antarctica. It is located in the Sentinel Range in the Westantarktika. The first ascent was made in January 1992.

The name Mount Craddock was proposed by the Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names in 1965. He was named after J. Campbell Craddock, who led an expedition in 1962-63 on behalf of the University of Minnesota, the geological and cartographic studies of the Heritage Range and Ellsworthgebirges had the subject.