Seismology (IRIS) Callender Peak, named after Lieutenant Gordon W. Callender Campbell Crag, named after Richard J. (Rick) Campbell Cantrell Peak, named after Major Robert L. Cantrell, United States Marine Corps Cape Cornely, named after Joseph R. Cornely, radio operator Cape Polar Sea, named after the USCGC Polar Sea Clark Knoll, named after Elton G. Clark, U.S. Navy Cleft Ledge, named for descriptive features Clingman Peak, named after Otis Clingman, Jr., biologist Coor Crags, named after Lieutenant Commander Lawrence W. Coor, U.S. Navy Cope Hill, named after Lieutenant Winston Cope Cosgrove Ice Shelf, named after Lieutenant Jerome R. Cosgrove, U.S. Navy Reserve, asst. communications Officer Cousins Rock, named after Michael D. Cousins, ionospheric physicist Crary Knoll, named after Albert P. Crary, scientist Creehan Cliff, named after Lieutenant E. Patrick Creehan Crosson Ice Shelf, named after Commander W.E. Crosson, U.S. Navy, Commanding Officer Curran Bluff, named after Martin P. Curran Davey Peak, named after Gary R. Davey, meteorologist Davis Knoll, named after Thomas C. Davis, Jr., geologist Davis Saddle, named after Clinton S. Davis, U.S. Navy DeMaster Point, named after Douglas P. DeMaster, biologist DeVries Bluff', named after Arthur L. DeVries, biologist, in conjunction with DeVries Glacier Dickinson Rocks, named after David N. Dickinson, construction mechanic Dickson Icefalls, named after Donald T. Dickson, glaciologist Dickson Pillar, named after Paul B. Dickson, photographer Dillon Peak, named after Raymond D. Dillon, biologist Dipboye Cirque, named after Richard L. Dipboye, helicopter pilot Dorrel Rock, named after Leo E. Dorrel, U.S. Navy Dotson Ice Shelf, named after Lieutenant William A. Dotson, U. S. Navy, Officer in Charge of the Ice Reconnaissance Unit of the Naval Oceanographic Office Douglas Gap, named after Donald S. Douglas, biologist Downs Cone, named after Bill S. Downs Draves Point, named after Dale Draves, U.S. Navy Dreary Isthmus, named for descriptive features Dudley Head, originally named Mount Dudley by Ernest Shackleton and later amended Durrance Inlet, Lieutenant Frank M. Durrance, Jr., U.S. Navy Reserve Ellis Cone, named after Homer L. Ellis, U.S. Navy England Ridge, named in conjunction with Mount England English Rock, named after Claude L. English, Jr. Eubanks Point, named after Staff Sergeant Leroy E. Eubanks Evans Knoll, named after Donald J. Evans Everett Spur, named after Kaye R. Everett, geologist Favela Rocks, named after Rafael Favela, Jr., U.S. Navy equipment operator Favreau Pillar, named after Robert D. Favreau Ferri Ridge, named after Guy Ferri Fields Peak, named after Master