Mountains › Transantarctic Mountains › Queen Alexandra Mountains › Queen Elizabeth Range
Mountains in the Queen Elizabeth Range
11 mountains in the Queen Elizabeth Range. The highest is Mount Markham at 4,350 m. Ranked by height, prominence or the snow expected in the next 3 days, with the weather expected at each summit.
All mountains
| # | Mountain | Height | Prominence | Snownext 3 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mount MarkhamQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −49° to −41° · wind 8 km/h | 4,350 m | 2,103 m | 1 cm |
| 2 | Mount LysaghtQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −45° to −37° · wind 8 km/h | 3,755 m | – | 1 cm |
| 3 | Mount LloydQueen Elizabeth Range3 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −39° to −32° · wind 7 km/h | 3,210 m | – | 3 cm |
| 4 | Mount HāweaQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −40° to −32° · wind 10 km/h | 3,080 m | – | 1 cm |
| 5 | Baillie PeakMoore Mountains<1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −39° to −31° · wind 11 km/h | 2,800 m | – | <1 cm |
| 6 | Mount AllsupQueen Elizabeth RangeNo snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −40° to −35° · wind 25 km/h | 2,580 m | – | 0 |
| 7 | Bullseye MountainQueen Elizabeth RangeNo snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −39° to −33° · wind 20 km/h | 2,526 m | – | 0 |
| 8 | Mount SandvedQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −36° to −28° · wind 7 km/h | 2,440 m | – | 1 cm |
| 9 | Mount OonaQueen Elizabeth Range<1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −36° to −26° · wind 17 km/h | 2,170 m | – | <1 cm |
| 10 | Bengaard PeakQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −35° to −25° · wind 24 km/h | 2,110 m | – | 1 cm |
| 11 | Mount ChiversQueen Elizabeth Range1 cm snow in 3 days · freezing level 0–0 m · −32° to −24° · wind 10 km/h | 1,755 m | – | 1 cm |
‹ All mountains · Worldwide ranking
Weather: each summit’s forecast is refreshed about once a day (last update 19 minutes ago). Forecast snowfall, temperature and freezing level at each summit from each area’s general-purpose model, at 10 cm of snow per 10 mm of water; the wind is the model’s wind for that spot, and real summit winds are often stronger. Prominence: how far a summit rises above the lowest col linking it to higher ground. Mountains, heights, prominence and ranges: Wikidata (CC0). Forecasts: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0).