Mont Bourges

Mont Bourges stands as an elevated point within the Kerguelen Islands, featuring distinct geological formations and exposed rock surfaces along its slopes.

The summit received its name during French expeditions to the Kerguelen Islands in the early mapping missions of the southern territories.

Mont Bourges represents part of the French scientific research territory, supporting geological studies and environmental monitoring programs in the Southern Indian Ocean.

Access to Mont Bourges requires special permits and transportation arrangements through French polar research programs operating in the Kerguelen Islands.

The location of Mont Bourges at latitude -48.89 and longitude 69.05 positions it in an area experiencing subantarctic climate patterns throughout the year.

GPS coordinates: -48.89411,69.05717

Latest update: August 3, 2025 04:03