Gallieni Peninsula
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The Gallieni Peninsula is a vast peninsula located south of Grande Terre Island. It has a central position betwee, the Rallier du Baty peninsula (West) and the Jeanne d'Arc peinisula (East). Its highest point is the Mont Ross, culminating 1 850 m above sea level, the highest point of the entire Kerguelen archipelago.
Its name comes from Joseph Gallieni, Governor of Madagascar from 1896 to 1905, given by Raymond Rallier du Baty during one of its many expeditions to the Kerguelen during the 20th century.
Its name comes from Joseph Gallieni, Governor of Madagascar from 1896 to 1905, given by Raymond Rallier du Baty during one of its many expeditions to the Kerguelen during the 20th century.
Wikipedia article: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Péninsule_Gallieni
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Coordinates: 49°34'15"S 69°30'0"E
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- Bjerko Peninsula 2019 km
- Ampasindava 4474 km
- Mawson Peninsula 4785 km
- Adare Cape 5218 km
- Coffin Bay Peninsula 5495 km
- Dampier Peninsula 5979 km
- Banks Peninsula 7265 km
- Leihutu peninsula 7494 km
- Aupouri Peninsula 8020 km
- Mont Ross 2.7 km
- Baie Larose 11 km
- îlots Joubin 16 km
- Fjord Larose 16 km
- Baie de la Table 21 km
- Fjord Henri Bossière 21 km
- Baie de Chimay 24 km
- Baie de la Mouche 30 km
- Cook Glacier 42 km
- Kerguelen Islands / Îles Kerguelen (France) 42 km