Chapter A' 11. 



Society, which desired tliat liis own name should he in some 

 way connected witli his discoveries, and that Mt. Thomson 

 should be called Mt. Luigi di Savnia. The name of Thomson 

 has ])een preserved to indicate one of the glaciers of the same 



OTOlip. 



MT. STA.MEY FUi OI THE EinVAKn PEAK OF MT. liAKEK. 



Mt. Stanlev is tlie otoui) which includt-s the hio-hest 

 peaks of all, namely. Margherita (10.815 feet), Alexandra 

 (16,749 feet), Elena (1G,388 feet), and Savoia (1G,339 feet). 

 There is a tiftli ])eak, Moebius, between Elena and Alexandra, 

 and somewhat lower than Savoia, of which tlie lieigiit has 

 not been measured. Tlie so-called " western-most sunnnit " of 

 Mt. Stanley, mentioned by Freshfield,* and visible from Butiti, 

 * See "Geog. Jour.," 29t]i :\rai-di, ]!i07, p. :V_>7. 

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