Western Antarctica is the part of Antarctica roughly within the Western Hemisphere. It represents about 1/3 of the total area of the continent.
In the west (150° E to 130° W longitude), the division is by the Transantarctic Mountains. The Ross Sea and Weddell Sea form the borders of the region, which extends from the South Pole to the Antarctic Peninsula.
The Transantarctic Mountain Chain
The Prime Meridian splits East and West Africa.
West Antarctica is south of the Americas, part of what is normally called the Western World. East Antarctica is mostly south of Asia, sometimes known as the East. Australia is north of the edge of East Antarctica, so its western side is north of East Antarctica, and its eastern side is north(ish) of West Antarctica.
They live in WEST NOT east.
East and West Antarctica are separated by an imaginary line, so they are neighbors.
Antarctica is south of Africa.
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Antarctica is surrounded by the Southern Ocean.
Australia is at 20 degrees south and 140 degrees east.
You may be thinking of East Antarctica and West Antarctica.
You can found Erebus using these coordinates: 77.5297° S, 167.1533° E, which puts it in East Antarctica.
The Han River