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The furthest Antarctic iceberg has drifted is approximately 2,000 kilometers (about 1,200 miles) from its origin. This notable iceberg, known as B-15, calved from the Ross Ice Shelf in the year 2000 and eventually traveled into the Southern Ocean. Icebergs can drift far due to ocean currents and wind patterns, often breaking apart and dispersing along the way.

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