Bouvet Island was created on 1930-02-27.
The area of Bouvet Island is 49 square kilometers.
ITS AN ISLAND!!!!!!!!!!!
Bouvet Island was discovered by Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier, a French naval officer, in 1739. Bouvet was searching for the Terra Australis, a mythical southern continent. Bouvet Island is now a territory of Norway.
French battleship Bouvet was created in 1898-06.
No indigenous population resides on Bouvet Island. The official language spoken by visitors and researchers is Norwegian, as the island is an uninhabited territory of Norway.
Europe
No one.
Bouvet Island is located in the South Atlantic Ocean, and it is considered to be a territory of Norway. It is one of the most remote uninhabited islands in the world.
Yes. It is a territory belonging to Norway.
Tristan da CunhaTristan da Cunha is the most isolated place on earth that is inhabited. The most isolated place on earth is Bouvet (Bouvetoya) Island. Bouvet Island is not inhabited.
The largest island in the Antarctic Ocean is Bouvet Island. It is an uninhabited volcanic island located in the South Atlantic Ocean, and it is a dependency of Norway. Bouvet Island covers an area of approximately 49 square kilometers (19 square miles) and is known for its harsh climate and glacier-covered landscape.
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