Beaty Cove

Beaty Cove is a sheltered inlet located along the coast of Antarctica, specifically within the Jones Mountains. It is characterized by its physical geography—a curved bay surrounded by rugged terrain and ice formations. This cove is part of the broader glacial and ice-covered landscape typical of the region. Its name honors a figure associated with Antarctic research or exploration. Beaty Cove offers valuable insights into ice conditions and climate change, and serves as a site of scientific interest for studying Antarctic ecosystems and glacial processes.