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	MTTERROR.JPG | Go Back Photograph by: Michael Hoffman National Science Foundation Date Taken: November 16, 2003   Mt. Terror, seen in the distance, is an extinct volcano about 3,230 meters high. It forms the eastern part of Ross Island. It was named in 1841 by Sir James Clark Ross for his second ship, the TERROR.     To download a high-resolution version of this image (1984 Kb), click here. On the high-resolution image screen, right-click on the photo (Windows), or click and hold mouse (Mac) and save it to your computer. To download a medium-resolution version of this image, right-click on the photo on this screen (Windows), or click and hold mouse (Mac) and save it to your computer.   Library Home | Go Back
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