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'''Mount Radlinski''' (82°31′S 103°34′W) is a rounded, smooth, [[ice]]-covered mountain that is 2,750 m tall located 4 miles southeast of Mount Seelig in the northeast part of [[Westarctica]]'s [[Whitmore Mountains]]. It is the 479th tallest mountain in [[Antarctica]].

Mount Radlinski is predominately comprised of coarse Mount Seelig granite rock around 200 million years old.

==Discovery and name==
The mountain was surveyed on 2 January 1959 by William H. Chapman, a member of the [[Horlick Mountains]] Traverse. Mount Radlinski was named by Chapman after William A. Radlinski, a United States Geological Survey photogrammetrist from 1949 - 1979.

There are no known ascents of the mountain, and it remains one of many unclimbed peaks in Antarctica.

==Peerage title==
One of Westarctica's oldest [[Peerage of Westarctica|noble titles]], [[Countess Radlinski]], draws its name from this mountain. It was granted to Jeanne Morin in 2002. Her title was taken from this mountain range due to her close friendship with the [[Viscount of Whitmore]], Neil Whitmoyer.

[[Category: Mountains]]
[[Category: Geography of Westarctica]]

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