Jensen Rampart

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Jensen Rampart (

78°52′S 160°8′E / 78.867°S 160.133°E / -78.867; 160.133Coordinates: 78°52′S 160°8′E / 78.867°S 160.133°E / -78.867; 160.133) is a set of steep rock cliffs that rise to 1,600 metres (5,200 ft) at the southwestern edge of the Worcester Range, in Antarctica. The cliffs are 6 nautical miles (11 km) west of Mount Speyer and overlook the north side of Mulock Glacier. The feature was named after , a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration field team leader at South Pole Station, who also worked for and for Raytheon at South Pole.^[1]

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