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Q: One current flows up from Antarctica to this island continent?
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What city has an ocean that the current flows clockwise around the entire land mass of the continent?

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Ninety-eight percent of Antarctica is covered by an ice sheet, meaning it is not known for its rivers. Any flowing water on the continent is seasonal glacial melt. The Onyx is the largest of these. The water from it that does not evaporate, flows into Lake Vanda, which is also frozen.


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How many rivers in the continent of Antarctica?

Since 98% of Antarctica is covered with an ice sheet, it is not known for its rivers. However, seasonal, glacial melt-water rivers do exist, the most notable of which is named the Onyx River, which flows into Lake Vanda. Note that none of the melt-water flows into the sea, but eventually evaporates as it flows away from the glaciers.


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How is Antarctica's river not frozen?

Antarctica is not known for its rivers, because as you assume in your question, the continent is covered -- 98% of it -- with an ice sheet. Any 'river' in Antarctica is truly seasonal, glacial melt water that flows in the 24/7 summer sun. As it gets colder, the water freezes again, the glaciers freeze again, and there is no more 'river.'