Mount Robinson facts for kids
Mount Robinson is a tall mountain located on West Falkland, one of the main islands in the Falkland Islands. For a while, it was called "Monte Independencia" in Spanish. But then, people discovered that Mount Adam was even taller. This makes Mount Robinson the second-highest point on West Falkland. It's also found near where the Warrah River begins.
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 Mount Robinson
Location in Falkland Islands
Mount Robinson
Location in South America
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| Elevation | 680 m (2,230 ft) |
About Mount Robinson
Mount Robinson stands proudly on West Falkland, which is one of the two main islands that make up the Falkland Islands. These islands are located in the South Atlantic Ocean. Mountains like Mount Robinson are important landmarks that help people understand the geography of the area.
Location and Size
Mount Robinson reaches a height of 680 meters (about 2,231 feet) above sea level. This makes it the second-tallest point on West Falkland. It is not far from where the Warrah River starts its journey across the island. The river's source is often found in higher areas, fed by rain and melting snow.
Its Name Through History
For some time, this mountain was known by a different name: "Monte Independencia." This Spanish name means "Independence Mountain." However, explorers later found that Mount Adam was actually taller. After this discovery, the mountain became known as Mount Robinson.
See also
- In Spanish: Monte Robinson para niños
