False, It is not even a land mass, it is an ocean. The North Pole is a point which happens to fall in the Arctic Ocean. It can be reached by travelling over the pack ice of the Arctic Ice Sheet which covers the Arctic ocean.
There is no specific land. The north pole is just a geographic location.There are ice sheets that cover the north pole. These ice sheets are thick enough to be walked on. There are island that are close to the north pole but there is no land in the north pole.
The South Pole sits upon the Continent of Antarctica. The North Pole sits on a Frozen Layer of the Arctic Ocean. Therefore the South Pole has land under it.
The South Pole is located on land.
There is no land under the North Pole. The Antarctic continent sits over the South Pole.
The North Pole, as it is an imaginary point on the Arctic Ice Cap, which floats on top of the Arctic Ocean.
The South Pole has land under it, the North Pole only has water.
There is no specific land. The north pole is just a geographic location.There are ice sheets that cover the north pole. These ice sheets are thick enough to be walked on. There are island that are close to the north pole but there is no land in the north pole.
The South Pole sits upon the Continent of Antarctica. The North Pole sits on a Frozen Layer of the Arctic Ocean. Therefore the South Pole has land under it.
The South Pole is located on land.
it does have land under it, the north pole does not.
There is no land under the North Pole. The Antarctic continent sits over the South Pole.
The North Pole, as it is an imaginary point on the Arctic Ice Cap, which floats on top of the Arctic Ocean.
Land, The South Pole or Antarctica is on land, while the North Pole or Arctic is a frozen Ocean.
The south pole, which is on the Antarctic continent.
The north pole does not have a capital because it is not a country. Actually, if you look at a map, you will see that there is no land at the north pole.
Greenland is the nearest country to the North Pole.
North America is the continent nearest to the North Pole.