List of Mountains
This range includes the following mountains and peaks:
| Mountain/Peak | Metres | Feet | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mount Wade | 4,084 | 13,399 | 84°51′S 174°19′W / 84.85°S 174.317°W / -84.85; -174.317 |
| Mount Fisher | 4,080 | 13,386 | 85°06′S 171°03′W / 85.1°S 171.05°W / -85.1; -171.05 |
| Centennial Peak | 4,070 | 13,353 | 84°57′S 174°00′W / 84.95°S 174°W / -84.95; -174 |
| Mount Ray | 3,904 | 12,808 | 85°07′S 170°48′W / 85.117°S 170.8°W / -85.117; -170.8 |
| Mount Sellery | 3,895 | 12,779 | 84°58′S 172°45′W / 84.967°S 172.75°W / -84.967; -172.75 |
| Mount Oliver | 3,800 | 12,467 | 84°56′S 173°44′W / 84.933°S 173.733°W / -84.933; -173.733 |
| Mount Campbell | 3,790 | 12,434 | 84°55′S 174°00′W / 84.917°S 174°W / -84.917; -174 |
| Jones Peak | 3,670 | 12,041 | 85°05′S 172°00′W / 85.083°S 172°W / -85.083; -172 |
| Mount Finley | 3,470 | 11,385 | 85°01′S 173°58′W / 85.017°S 173.967°W / -85.017; -173.967 |
| Mount Smithson | 3,000 | 9,843 | 84°59′S 172°10′W / 84.983°S 172.167°W / -84.983; -172.167 |
| Allaire Peak | 1,900 | 6,234 | 84°53′S 170°54′W / 84.883°S 170.9°W / -84.883; -170.9 |
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