
Osterrieth Range
(Anvers Island)
British Antarctic Territory
Location: 64° 37' 59" S 63° W
rising to 1350m, extending NE-SW from Clifford Peak to Billie Peak, and also including Mount Camber, Molar Peak and Copper Peak, was roughly charted by the Belgian Antarctic Expedition, 8 February 1898, and named Monts Osterrieth after Mme Ernest (Anna) Osterrieth of Antwerp, a patron of the expedition (Cape Anna, q.v.). The feature as originally named may also have included Mount Français and associated peaks; on subsequent maps and charts the feature has been variously shown with more or less its present extent, or extending SW almost to Cape Lancaster. The range was further charted by Discovery Investigations in 1927. The range was surveyed by the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey from Norsel and from 'Arthur Harbour' in 1955.