Péwé Peak (78°2′S 163°40′E / 78.033°S 163.667°E / -78.033; 163.667 (Péwé Peak)) is a bedrock peak, 860 metres (2,820 ft) high, composed of granite...

Troy L. Pewe (Pewe" Peak, q.v.) of the University of Alaska. It was near this lake that members of the VUWAE, 1960-61, found a note left by Péwé, reporting...

Kukri Hills. The glacier was studied in December 1957 by U.S. geologist T.L. Péwé, who named it for Arthur D. Howard, geomorphologist of Stanford University...

located just east of Lake Bonney. Named by United States geologist Troy L. Péwé who was first to study and describe the knobs in December 1957. 77°40′S 162°46′E...

head by Garwood Glacier. Péwé Peak 78°2′S 163°40′E / 78.033°S 163.667°E / -78.033; 163.667 (Péwé Peak), a bedrock peak, 860 metres (2,820 ft) high...

Mountain Press, 1980, ISBN 0-87842-105-X, p. 245. Glaciers of Colorado See Péwé, Troy L.; "Alpine permafrost in the United States: A Review"; in Arctic and...

Price Zimmermann via the Northeast Ridge. The mountain was named by Troy L. Péwé for Dr. Ivar Skarland (1899–1965), head of the Department of Anthropology...

and Bill Sumner via the Northeast Face. The mountain was named by Troy L. Péwé for Otto W. Geist (1888–1963), University of Alaska, pioneer researcher in...

Wildlife includes moose and bears. The peak of a hill just southwest of Gulkana Glacier has a post labeled PEWE 1975. The Arctic Man competition takes...

Yongxiang. 1981. The dust fall in Beijing, China, on April 18. 1981. In: Péwé, T.L. (ed), Desert dust: origin, characteristics, and effect on man, Geological...