
Mount Hector
(Trojan Range)
British Antarctic Territory
Location: 64° 34' 44" S 63° 22' 35" W
rising to 2225m in Trojan Range, Anvers Island, was surveyed by the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey from 'Arthur Harbour' in 1955; in association with other names from Homer's Iliad in this range, named after Hector (fl. c. 1200BC), son of King Priam and Prince of Troy, who commanded the Trojan and allied armies against the Achæans.