after Charles Gervaize, French naval officer Giles Bay, named after Katherine Giles Glass Point, named after R.H. Glass Gordon Nunataks, named after Arnold L. Gordon, American oceanographer Grinder Rock, named for descriptive features Hauron Peak, named for French cinematographer Louis Arthur Ducos du Hauron Haller Rocks, named after Albrecht von Haller, Swiss physiologist Hamer Hill, named after Richard D. Hamer, geologist Hampton Bluffs, named after Ian F.G. Hampton, physiologist Hardy Rocks, named after James D. Hardy, American physiologist Haverly Peak, named after William R. Haverly Headland Peak, named after Robert K. Headland, biological assistant Hektor Icefall, named for the Hektor Whaling Company Henriksen Buttress, named after Henrik N. Henriksen Heywood Glacier, named after Karen Heywood Highton Glacier, named after John E. Highton Hindley Glacier, named after Christopher Hindley Hindmarsh Dome, named after Richard Hindmarsh Hobbs Point, named after Graham J. Hobbs, geologist Homing Head, named for descriptive features Hornpipe Heights, named in conjunction with Whistle Pass Hoskins Peak, named after Arthur K. Hoskins, geologist Hospital Point, originally called Rocky Point and renamed in 1961 Hübl Peak, named after Artur Freiherr von Hübl, Austrian surveyor Huddle Rocks, named for descriptive features Humpback Rocks, originally named Knolrokset and renamed in 1954 Humphries Heights, named after Colonel G.J. Humphries Hurst Bay, named after Commander William E. Hurst, Royal Navy Husdal, named for the Husvik whaling station Hyatt Cove, named after Raymond H. Hyatt Hydrurga Rocks, named after Hydrurga leptonyx, the leopard seal Jardine Peak, named after D. Jardine, geologist Jeffries Bluff, named after Margaret Elsa Jeffries Jeffries Peak, named after John Jeffries, American physician Kerr Point, named after Adam J. Kerr Killermet Cove King Glacier, named after John King King Dome, named after Edward King Kinzl Crests, named after Hans Kinzl, Austrian glaciologist Kjellstrøm Rock, named after Johan Kjellstrøm, gunner Knuckle Reef, named for geographical features Kramer Rocks, named after J.G.H. Kramer, an Austrian army physician Kuno Point, named after Yasau Kuno, a Japanese physiologist Ladkin Glacier, named for Russell Scott Ladkin Landing Cove, named for descriptive features Larssen Peak, named after Harald Larssen, manager Lawrence Channel, named after Captain Stuart J. Lawrence Laxon Bay, named after Seymour Laxon Lomas Ridge, named after Simon Andrew Lomas, geologist Lorn Rocks, named for descriptive features Lyell Lake, named in conjunction with Lyell Glacier, South Georgia Mackworth Rock, named after Norman H. Mackworth, British experimental psychologist Marker Rock, named for geographical features McCollum Peak, named after