Detroit Plateau

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Detroit Plateau is an ice-covered plateau in Graham Land on the Antarctic Peninsula, forming part of the region’s elevated interior that feeds several surrounding glaciers.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Detroit Plateau canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ice-covered plateau ⓘ
plateau ⓘ
category Landforms of the Trinity Peninsula ⓘ
Plateaus of Graham Land ⓘ
climate polar climate ⓘ
continent Antarctica ⓘ
countryNamedAfter United States ⓘ
coveredBy permanent ice ⓘ
elevationRelativeTo elevated interior of Graham Land ⓘ
featureOf Antarctic Peninsula mountain system ⓘ
linked to: Antarctic Peninsula
feeds surrounding glaciers ⓘ
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System ⓘ
hasCoordinateSystem geographic coordinates ⓘ
hasEnvironment glacial environment ⓘ
hasGlaciologicalRole source area for outlet glaciers ⓘ
hasNearbyFeature Aitkenhead Glacier ⓘ
Aldebert Glacier ⓘ
Bombardier Glacier ⓘ
Davis Coast ⓘ
Dinsmoor Glacier ⓘ
Edgeworth Glacier ⓘ
Eyre Point ⓘ
Herbert Plateau ⓘ
Laclavère Plateau ⓘ
Louis Philippe Plateau ⓘ
Nordenskjöld Coast ⓘ
Russell East Glacier ⓘ
Russell West Glacier ⓘ
hasScientificInterest climate research ⓘ
geomorphology ⓘ
glaciology ⓘ
locatedIn Antarctic Peninsula ⓘ
Antarctica ⓘ
Graham Land ⓘ
locatedOn Trinity Peninsula ⓘ
mappedBy British Antarctic Survey ⓘ
Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey ⓘ
mappingMethod aerial photography ⓘ
ground survey ⓘ
namedAfter Detroit, Michigan ⓘ
linked to: Detroit
partOf Trinity Peninsula highlands ⓘ
linked to: Trinity Peninsula

interior of Graham Land ⓘ
region northern Graham Land ⓘ
sovereigntyStatus no sovereign ownership recognized under international law ⓘ
surfaceCoverage ice ⓘ
uninhabited true ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Russell East Glacier → drainsFrom → Detroit Plateau ⓘ
Russell West Glacier → flowsFrom → Detroit Plateau ⓘ
Russell West Glacier → drains → Detroit Plateau ⓘ