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noteworthy huts
include Moscow Villa Hut,
Valentine Hut, Seaman's Hut, and
Mawsons Hut. In
recent years many huts have been lost
through lack of maintenance...
- Sir
Douglas Mawson OBE FRS FAA (5 May 1882 – 14
October 1958) was a British-born
Australian geologist,
Antarctic explorer, and academic.
Along with Roald...
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helps educate visitors about Douglas Mawson and the
Australasian Antarctic Expedition. "
Mawsons Huts and
Mawsons Huts
Historic Site (Place ID 105713)"...
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Mawson Peak is an
active volcanic summit of the Big Ben m****if on
Heard Island, an
external Australian territory in the
Indian Ocean. With an elevation...
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Douglas Mawson Mawson Sea,
Antarctic sea
named after Douglas Mawson Mawson Coast,
Antarctic coast Mawson's Huts,
historic Antarctic site
Mawson Trail,...
- with the
surname include:
Alfie Mawson,
English footballer Andrew Mawson (disambiguation),
multiple people Douglas Mawson (1882–1958),
Australian geologist...
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Mawson Station,
commonly called Mawson, is one of
three permanent bases and
research outposts in
Antarctica managed by the
Australian Antarctic Division...
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Miller Range Shackleton Range Terre Adélie The
Mawson Continent (or
Mawson Block,
Mawson Craton) was a
continent that may have
formed around about 1730...
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Andrew Mawson,
Baron Mawson, OBE (born 8
November 1954) is an
English social entrepreneur.
Andrew Mawson was
brought up in Bradford, Yorkshire. He trained...
- 310 ft),
Mount Kosciuszko is the
highest mountain on the mainland.
Taller are
Mawson Peak, at 2,745 m (9,006 ft), on
Heard Island, and, in the
Australian Antarctic...
