Your answer depends on the route you take. For example, you would fly from New York City to Hawaii, then to Christchurch, New Zealand, then to McMurdo Station -- 10,638.372 nautical miles.
Note that there is no commercial air service to anywhere on Antarctica. You may be able to charter a private flight from Christchurch to McMurdo Station.
The Amundsen-Scott Station in Antarctica rests on 90 degrees South Latitude. McMurdo Station is located at 77°50' S, 166°40' E.
Each degree of latitude is approximately 69 miles (111 kilometers) apart. The range varies (due to the earth's slightly ellipsoid shape) from 68.703 miles (110.567 km) at the equator to 69.407 (111.699 km) at the poles.
Therefore, let's round up to 78 degrees for McMurdo and subtract that number from 90 degrees for the South Pole station and we get 12 degrees.
If a degree is 111.699 km 'at the poles', then, as the crow (skua, really) flies, it's about 1,340 Km or about 833 miles apart, if you agree that one kilometer equals 0.621371192 miles.
4000 kilometers. Palmer Station is south of South America, and McMurdo Station is south of New Zealand.
There are no cities in Antarctica. The largest settlement is McMurdo Station, which is a research facility, not a city.
You can access Antarctica from New Zealand, Australia, Chile, Argentina, even South America -- with several cities being bases for tours or logistical support for scientific work being conducted on the continent.
There are no cities on the continent of Antarctica. There are research stations, and there are times when the largest station is McMurdo Station with a transient population of about 1,000 souls.
I would have to say: McMurdo Station.
There are 12,180 Km (7,569 miles) between the geographic South Pole and Mexico City. On an airplane at an average speed of 800 Km/h (500 mi/h), it would take more than 15 hours to fly such distance.Another AnswerYour flight would be a charter flight, since there are no commercial flights to Antarctica from anywhere.
The walking distance between the Neil Simon Theater and Penn Station in New York City is 1.1 miles.
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It is 11 miles by car from Battersea Park station to London City airport.
It's about 30 km (18 miles) from Shinfuji Station to the Fujinomiya Trail's 5th station.
The answer depends on where you want to start your journey in Australia and where you want to end your journey in Antarctica. However, as a general guide:The total distance from Antarctica to Australia is 7 014 kilometres, which is equivalent to 4 359 miles or 3 787 nautical miles.The distance from Tasmania, Australia's southern island state, to Antarctica is 5 369 km, or 3 336 miles.The distance from Hobart, the state's capital in southern Tasmania to Australia's closest Antarctic station, Casey, is 3 443 km, but this is outside the Antarctic Circle.
There is no city -- nor has there ever been a city -- in Antarctica.