Editing Concord Mountains (section)

{{Short description|Mountain ranges in Victoria Land, Antarctica}}
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| label                 = Concord Mountains
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| country_type          = Continent
| country               = Antarctica
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| part                  = [[Pennell Coast]], [[Victoria Land]]
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'''Concord Mountains''' is a group name applied to a complex system of ranges in northwest [[Victoria Land]], Antarctica.
They comprise the [[Everett Range]], [[Mirabito Range]], [[King Range (Antarctica)|King Range]], [[Leitch Massif]], [[East Quartzite Range]] and [[West Quartzite Range]].{{sfn|Alberts|1995|pp=147–148}}
They are north of the [[Admiralty Mountains]], northeast of the [[Victory Mountains]], southeast of the [[Bowers Mountains]] and south of the [[Anare Mountains]].

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