Cape Shirreff
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Prominent cape at the N end of the rocky peninsula which separates Hero and Barclay Bays on the N coast of Livingston Island, in the South Shetland Islands. Named by Edward Bransfield in 1820 for Capt. William H. Shirreff, at that time the British commanding officer in the Pacific.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Shirreff
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Coordinates: 62°27'52"S 60°47'51"W
- Cape Kinnes 235 km
- Freeman Cape 648 km
- Cape Agassiz 672 km
- Cape Berteaux 767 km
- Cabo San Sebastian 1109 km
- Rossini Point 1224 km
- Cape Dolphin 1255 km
- Cabo Dos Bahías Turistic Natural Reserve 1982 km
- Cape Norvegia 2251 km
- Leahy Cape 2593 km
- Ioannes Paulus II Peninsula 4.9 km
- Barclay Bay 14 km
- Walker Bay 20 km
- Byers Peninsula 23 km
- Livingston Island 27 km
- South Bay 28 km
- Morton Strait 33 km
- Snow Island 45 km
- Deception Island 55 km
- Boyd Strait 75 km