What is the highest mountain in the South Pole?

Answer 1

The southern end of the earth's axis of rotation, a point in Antarctica.

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Answer 2

Vinson Massif (in the Sentinel Range) is the highest mountain in Antarctica at 4,897 meters (16,066 feet).

Another Answer

The South Pole is a point on the map -- 90 degrees S. It's elevation is higher than 9,300 feet. It is on the polar plateau, the longest flat surface on Earth.

Answer 3

There are no mountains at the South Pole. It is located on the polar plateau, the longest, flat area on Earth with a horizon about eight miles beyond the pole in every direction.

You may be thinking of the Trans-Antarctic Mountain Range that separates west from east Antarctica -- one of the longest mountain ranges on Earth.

Answer 4

The ground at the South Pole is at about Sea Level, but the thick ice raises the altitude to about 2,800 metres.

Answer 5

The ground at the South Pole is at about Sea Level, the ice pack raises the altitude to about 2,800 metres.

Answer 6

The South Pole sits atop a featureless, windswept, icy plateau at an altitude of 2,835 meters (9,306 ft) on the continent of Antarctica.

Answer 7

Mount Vinson is the highest mountain in the South Pole, standing at 16,050 feet (4,892 meters) above sea level. It is part of the Ellsworth Mountains located in West Antarctica.

Answer 8

The South Pole doesn't have a capital.

Answer 9

2800 m