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Just to clarify, there is land at the South Pole, the arctic is a polar ice cap over the Arctic Ocean.

i think that we're primarily considering the north pole. Not the south, although that is a valid point

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There is not a capital of the Arctic, as it is just a frozen ice sheet on top of an ocean.

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