No countries its not a owned land mass. There are study units though.
The continent at the south pole is called Antarctica, there are no countries associated with this continent.
Australia and New Zealand are in the south pole Edit: there is no countries in the north and south pole, and no country owns them.
There are no countries south of 60 degrees S, which encompasses Antarctica, where you'll find the South Pole.
There is no official flag for the South Pole and many countries' flags fly there. There are no countries on Antarctica, which means no official flag, no currency, no stamps, nothing to represent sovereignty -- because there isn't any.
There are no countries around the south pole. There is, however, the continent of Antartica. Antartica is owned by no nation, but instead is open for countries from around the world to conduct scientific research. No military equipment or soldiers are allowed to be stationed at Antartica.
The South Ceremonial Pole, Amundsen-Scott Station (USA) and the flags of the signatory countries to the Antarctic Treaty.
Australia and New Zealand are in the south pole Edit: there is no countries in the north and south pole, and no country owns them.
The South Pole is located on Antarctica, where there are no countries.
There are no countries south of 60 degrees S, which encompasses Antarctica, where you'll find the South Pole.
There is no official flag for the South Pole and many countries' flags fly there. There are no countries on Antarctica, which means no official flag, no currency, no stamps, nothing to represent sovereignty -- because there isn't any.
yes they are
There are no countries around the south pole. There is, however, the continent of Antartica. Antartica is owned by no nation, but instead is open for countries from around the world to conduct scientific research. No military equipment or soldiers are allowed to be stationed at Antartica.
The South Ceremonial Pole, Amundsen-Scott Station (USA) and the flags of the signatory countries to the Antarctic Treaty.
The countries closest to Antarctica are Chile and Argentina. Note that Punta Arenas, Argentina is more than 2,500 miles from the South Pole.
The South Pole is at the centre of Antarctica, which is a continent. There are no countries in Antarctica, just territorial claims which are loosely administered by several mainly Southern hemisphere countries.
There are no claims by any country to the North Pole.
There are no countries on Antarctica and no permanent population. Many countries have scientific research stations on Antarctica.
The South Pole is a single point on the planet. The ice you question covers 98% of the continent of Antarctica. There are no countries south of 60 degrees S on Earth.