Gough Island
A mountain on Gough Island, a remote volcanic island of the Tristan da Cunha group in the South Atlantic, is named in honour of him. After Shackleton's death in South Georgia, the expedition visited Gough Island in the tiny (125-ton) , with parties going ashore from 28 May 1922 for a few days. When the expedition climbed and named Mount Rowett (made up of four peaks) it was thought to be the highest point on the island, at Thirty years later, Edinburgh Pea, at , was found to be the highest point by the Gough Island Scientific Survey.