Named for the English navigator, Sir Francis Drake, the Drake Passage is a narrow, violent body of water between Antarctica and South America that served as the ocean connecting point between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans until the opening of the Panama Canal.
South America.
the Drake Passage
The Drake Passage lies between Antarctica and South America.
No continent touches Antarctica. The closest continent is South America, separated by a distance of about 750 miles -- the Drake Passage between South America and the Antarctic Peninsula.
The Drake Passage is between America and Antarctica.
Antarctica (South Shetland Islands)
South America is the closest continent to Antarctica.The continent closest to Antarctica is the tip of South America, about 600 miles across the Drake Passage -- sometimes called the wildest water on earth. South America (Also, Antarctica is a continent)
The closest continent to Antarctica is South America -- a mere 600 miles across Drake's Passage, which is the 'wildest water' on earth.
The strait between Cape Horn and Antarctica is called the Drake Passage.
The Drake Passage is a body of water which is located between the southern tip of Cape Horn Chile and an Antarctica location known as the South Shetland Islands. The width of Drake Passage between Ushuaia and Berreintos Islands is 800 kilometers wide or 500 miles.
it separates antarctica and south America
The Drake Passage near Antarctica