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Here is a list of places you can walk on, starting at the North Pole and going south:-

# North Pole (not a country, as such, just a spot within a huge plateau of ice floating over the northernmost part of the Arctic Ocean)

# Wrangel Island

# Chukot1, Siberia, the north eastern tip of Russia. After Chukot you will pass between the Alaskan Aleutian Islands and traverse the Pacific Ocean down to the

# Fiji Islands, starting at the north-eastern tip of Vanua Levu Island, and finishing by passing over Taveuni Island. Then, continuing south, it is a huge trip until you get to the

# Ross Ice Shelf of Antarctica, the southernmost land-mass continent of the world, 98% of which is covered with ice.

Still continuing south, and still on the ice, you will pass between some of the Queen Maud Mountains, part of the Transantarctic Mountain range, before you reach the icy South Pole itself.

Footnote

1. 'Chukot' = Chukotka Autonomous Okrug

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