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The New Zealand Scott Base Station is about three kilometers from McMurdo Station.
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How big is the McMurdo research station?
McMurdo Station covers about one square kilometer.
What continent is McMurdo Research Station on?
The McMurdo Research Station is found in/on the continent of Antartica=D
Who lives on McMurdo station?
People who live and work temporarily at McMurdo are scientists or people who work in support of science. Note that McMurdo Station is Antarctic in the southern hemisphere.
Where is the McMurdo Station Antarctica located?
McMurdo Station is located on the southern tip of Ross Island, which is in the New Zealand - claimed Ross Dependency on the shore of McMurdo Sound in Antarctica.
Which country manages McMurdo station?
McMurdo Station is supported by the United States of America, through the National Science Foundation.
What nation colonized mcmurdo Antarctica?
McMurdo is not a colony. McMurdo is a science research station developed by the United States of America.
What country established mcmurdo research station?
McMurdo Station was established by the United States on February 16, 1956.
How big is Mcmurdo Station in Antarctica?
McMurdo Station in Antarctica covers an area of approximately 252.4 hectares (623 acres) in size. It is the largest research station in Antarctica and can accommodate up to 1,258 individuals in the summer months.
Which country founded the Mcmurdo base?
McMurdo Research Station was founded by the United States of America.
What is the latitude of McMurdo Station?
The McMurdo Station is located at about 77 degrees, 50 minutes South. You were asking a redundant question that had already been answered. Just search for all questions concerning "McMurdo".
Who founded the McMurdo Research station?
McMurdo Research Station was established by the United States of America, by the United States Navy on February 16, 1956.
What is the absolute location of mcmurdo Antarctica?
The coordinates for McMurdo Station in Antarctica are 77.8500° S, 166.6667° E.
