Nikola Peak facts for kids
Nikola Peak (also known as vrah Nikola in Bulgarian) is a tall mountain in Antarctica. It is part of the Ellsworth Mountains. This mountain stands at 2,550 meters (about 8,366 feet) high. It has a sharp top, and some parts are not covered in ice. Nikola Peak is found in a ridge that stretches for about 9.15 kilometers (5.7 miles). This ridge goes from Mount Dalrymple to Robinson Pass. The peak also rises above the Sabazios Glacier to its north.
Nikola Peak: A Mountain in Antarctica
Nikola Peak is an important landmark in the icy land of Antarctica. It is located in the northern part of the Sentinel Range. This range is a large chain of mountains. The peak's unique shape makes it stand out.
Who Was Kapitan Dyado Nikola?
Nikola Peak is named after a brave Bulgarian hero. His name was Kapitan Dyado Nikola. He was also known as Nikola Filipovski. He lived from 1800 to 1856. He was a leader who fought for his people's freedom. Naming a peak after him honors his memory.
Where is Nikola Peak Located?
You can find Nikola Peak at these coordinates: 77°56′40″S 85°52′48″W / 77.94444°S 85.88000°W. It is located in a specific part of the Ellsworth Mountains. The peak is about 3.6 kilometers (2.2 miles) northeast of Mount Dalrymple. It is also 2.26 kilometers (1.4 miles) north of Malasar Peak. Another nearby peak is Duridanov Peak, which is 2.48 kilometers (1.5 miles) west-southwest. The United States mapped this area in 1961.
