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Where is Wilkes land?
Antarctica Right! More precisely, Wilkes Land is situated in East Antarctica, not far from the antarctic coast and between Victoria Land and the Shackleton ice self.
Where is wilks?
Antarctica Right! More precisely, Wilkes Land is situated in East Antarctica, not far from the antarctic coast and between Victoria Land and the Shackleton ice self.
Where is Wilkes Land situated?
Wilkes Land is situated in East Antarctica, not far from the antarctic coast and between Victoria Land and the Shackleton ice self.
Does antartrica have land or icecaps?
Antarctica is a frozen land mass. It hardly, if ever rains in Antarctica making it the worlds driest dessert.
What land mass would you encounter traveling south of Antarctica?
Antarctica is the southern-most land mass on planet earth.
What was Shakleton's purpose of going to Antarctica?
To break a record. He got with in 100m but got stopped. He wanted to land but got beaten. He decided to cross the east and the west of the antarctic instead.
What is the land where the Shackleton Ice Shelf is found?
Wilkes Land
Who are the land owners of antarctica?
There are no land owners of Antarctica.
What did the ancients call Antarctica?
The ancients used to call Antarctica Terra Australis, which means "Southern Land." Nobody is certain if the ancients ever saw the continent or not before the 19th century, but they had stories that such a land existed.
What is the name of shackleton's 1914 expedition?
Shackleton's 1914 expedition is known as the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition. Its primary aim was to make the first land crossing of Antarctica from the Weddell Sea to the Ross Sea. The expedition is famously remembered for its challenges, particularly after the ship Endurance became trapped in pack ice and was eventually lost. Despite facing extreme hardships, Shackleton and his crew demonstrated remarkable resilience and leadership in their quest for survival.
What has the author Edward Shackleton written?
Edward Shackleton has written: 'Nansen the Explorer' 'Arctic journeys' -- subject(s): Oxford University Ellesmere Land Expedition, 1934-1935, Ellesmere Land
How many meters above land is Antarctica?
Antarctica is land. It's a continent.
